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= FreeMindPDA =
There is a PDA version of FreeMind under development, provisionally titled '''"FreeMindPDA"'''. The code is incomplete. FreeMindPDA takes advantage of plain tree control, rather than mind map view. It is licenced under the LGPL; feel free to improve it.


There is a version of FreeMind for PDAs under development by [http://olliver.family.gen.nz/vik.html Vik Olliver], who has imaginatively titled it "FreeMindPDA". The code is incomplete but Open Sourced under the LGPL, so feel free to improve on it. The code tarball can be downloaded from:
The code tarball can be '''downloaded''' from [http://olliver.family.gen.nz/software/fm.tgz here].
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http://olliver.family.gen.nz/software/fm.tgz
FreeMindPDA is a ''complete rewrite of FreeMind'', as the facilities available on a PDA are significantly different to those on a PC; PDAs have smaller screens, do not understand double-clicks or right clicks, and often do not have resizable windows.


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== SuperWaba Platform ==


This is a complete rewrite as the facilities available on a PDA are significantly different to those on a PC: PDAs have smaller screens, do not understand double-clicks or right clicks, and often do not have resizable windows.
FreeMindPDA is developed for [http://www.superwaba.com '''SuperWaba'''] which has free downloadable SDKs and a large number of supporting libraries licenced under LGPL. Documentation on SuperWaba is included in the SDK download. The Ant package is used to control builds, and development is carried out with a standard 1.4.x Java SDK. The author uses Blackdown Java and the [http://www.eclipse.org/ Eclipse IDE] running on [http://www.debian.org Debian Linux].


Development is being done under [http://www.superwaba.com SuperWaba] which has free downloadable SDKs and a large number of LGPL support libraries. Documentation on SuperWaba is included in the SDK download. The Ant package is used to control builds, and development is carried out with a standard 1.4.x Java SDK. The author uses Blackdown Java and the [http://www.eclipse.org/ Eclipse IDE] running on [http://www.debian.org Debian Linux].
SuperWaba supports Palm, PocketPC, PocketPC 200x, WinCE, Java, and Windows 32-bit operating systems; SuperWaba's alpha code supports native Linux and Symbian platforms, but is not suitable for general release. Contact vik ( a t ) diamondage d0t co d0t nz if this is a must have for you.


This environment currently supports Palm, PocketPC, PocketPC 200x, WinCE, Java, and Windows 32-bit operating systems. Alpha code currently supports native Linux and Symbian platforms but is not suitable for general release. Contact vik ( a t ) diamondage d0t co d0t nz if this is a must have for you.
== Credit ==
 
FreeMindPDA is developed by [http://olliver.family.gen.nz/vik.html Vik Olliver].

Revision as of 08:21, 17 November 2004

There is a PDA version of FreeMind under development, provisionally titled "FreeMindPDA". The code is incomplete. FreeMindPDA takes advantage of plain tree control, rather than mind map view. It is licenced under the LGPL; feel free to improve it.

The code tarball can be downloaded from here.

FreeMindPDA is a complete rewrite of FreeMind, as the facilities available on a PDA are significantly different to those on a PC; PDAs have smaller screens, do not understand double-clicks or right clicks, and often do not have resizable windows.

SuperWaba Platform

FreeMindPDA is developed for SuperWaba which has free downloadable SDKs and a large number of supporting libraries licenced under LGPL. Documentation on SuperWaba is included in the SDK download. The Ant package is used to control builds, and development is carried out with a standard 1.4.x Java SDK. The author uses Blackdown Java and the Eclipse IDE running on Debian Linux.

SuperWaba supports Palm, PocketPC, PocketPC 200x, WinCE, Java, and Windows 32-bit operating systems; SuperWaba's alpha code supports native Linux and Symbian platforms, but is not suitable for general release. Contact vik ( a t ) diamondage d0t co d0t nz if this is a must have for you.

Credit

FreeMindPDA is developed by Vik Olliver.