This is really clever. I use `tree` sometimes but I guess I never read the man page, because I didn’t know about those .info files.

By using symbolic links, this could be used for an actual mindmap, rather than just another outlining tool: it could represent part of the more complex topology that actually captures the way ideas are related.

Did anyone tried running tree with cyclical graphs created using symlinks?

Nice. I didnt know there was a tree command for showing hierarchy. Thanks for putting all of this togeather.

So everything really is a file.

More interesting than the original, to be honest.

Been there done that, except the .info file. Love to know others that think alike about TUI simplicity. Thanks for sharing the love! :joy:

I thought "poor man's mind mapping tool" is pen and paper? and maybe cheap smartphone to digitalize it :)

I've been using plantuml to write mindmaps in markdown notation. Pretty nifty