Multiplatform mind-mapping application – iMindQ

Businesses today differ in many ways. Starting from the Web or Desktop platforms the consumers use, to the Web or Desktop platforms where solutions and services are deployed. It is crucial for a serious enterprise application to be available for the masses regardless of the system or web browsers they use. It would be silly to develop new solutions that would be available only for the closed scope of operating systems.

Having in mind this, the iMindQ team is developing version of iMindQ for the most commonly used operating systems, Windows, Mac OS X, and GNU/Linux. Using the power of the multi-platform frameworks and libraries, Seavus Group offers enterprise mind-mapping solution that is available to you whether you are on the Web or on your personal computers.

The importance of having the iMindQ application for GNU/Linux increases if we consider the fact that many enterprise businesses and technologies are exploiting the power of Linux and the free software in general. Not having a version of iMindQ for this system can affect the growth of customers.

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iMindQ mind mapping software interface showing a concept map on screen

The version of the iMindQ application as a .deb package, optimized for Debian GNU/Linux (and all of its flavors) is in final preparation and will be available very soon. We understand the fact that we should work over a more general installer of iMindQ for *nix systems since there are thousands of GNU/Linux distributions out there and as many different users of them. We took in mind that Ubuntu GNU/Linux is the most frequently used distribution out there and built a package (that should go live soon) which you can use to test the abilities of the application under Ubuntu.

Although the core of the application is the same, we will be glad if you could send us feedback for the performance of iMindQ under Ubuntu, once it is available, so that we can build a better package and fix other general issues of the project.

You can contact the iMindQ team anytime, for whatever you feel like asking.  We are always in the mood for making new friendships 🙂

Cheers!

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