Mindmap software has been in an evolution process for a great many years and all thanks to Tony Buzan for such an innovative, revolutionary and natural way of brainstorming. I say natural, as mindmapping really is brainstorming ideas in the way of thoughts behave - unordered and probably chaos based.
I've used just about every computer operating system under the Sun (no pun intended....OK, maybe a small one). DOS. Desqview, OS/2, Linux, Windows 3.1, Windows95, WindowsNT, Windows2000, Windows XP and now there’s Windows Vista. I’ve even installed and checked out BeOS - not many will have heard of that one.
I've used Firefox since the early days of it's release. I love it, along with all it's extensions.
Extensions such as Firebug, Web Developer, MeasureIt and Colour Picker - to name but a few. And now there's the social networking extensions like Digg, Delicious and StumbleUpon. These have been an enormous benefit to Firefox's success as well as kicking the ass out of IE.
Mindmap software has been in an evolution process for a great many years and all thanks to Tony Buzan for such an innovative, revolutionary and natural way of brainstorming. I say natural, as mindmapping really is brainstorming ideas in the way of thoughts behave - unordered and probably chaos based.
My goodness - it's been a little over 12 months since my last blog post and I guess you're wondering what's going on.
