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Heimer is a desktop application for creating mind maps and other suitable diagrams. It's written in Qt and targeted for Linux and Windows.

Here is a simple mind map of Heimer itself running on Ubuntu 18.04:

A very short introduction video to Heimer 1.9.0

• Easy-to-use UI
• Very fast
• Zoom in/out/fit
• Zoom with mouse wheel
• Save/load in XML-based .ALZ-files
• Export to PNG images
• Quickly add node text and edge labels
• Nice animations
• Full undo/redo
• Adjustable grid
• Translations in English, Finnish, French, Italian
• Forever 100% free

Heimer's source code is licensed under GNU GPLv3. See COPYING for the complete license text.

All image files, except where otherwise noted, are licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

See https://github.com/juzzlin/Heimer/releases for available packages.

On Linux distributions that support universal Snap packages you can install Heimer like this:

$ snap install heimer

For more information see https://snapcraft.io/heimer and https://docs.snapcraft.io/core/install

Snap is the recommended way to install Heimer on Linux.

Currently the build depends on Qt5 only (qt5-default, qttools5-dev-tools, qttools-dev packages on Ubuntu).

The "official" build system for Linux is CMake although qmake project files are also provided.

Building for Linux in a nutshell:

$ mkdir build && cd build

$ cmake ..

$ make -j4

Run unit tests:

$ ctest

Install locally:

$ sudo make install

Debian package (.deb) can be created like this:

$ cpack -G DEB

See Jenkinsfile on how to build other packages in Docker.

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