How to install Heimer on ubuntu – Free Mind Map Application

Heimer is a free and open source mind mapping software for Windows and Linux. Using this you can create simple and easy to use mind maps. You can also use this application to draw diagram and to take notes. You can save and load .ALZ-files in heimer and export your mind map or diagram to PNG images. Some other useful features are add node text and edge labels, animations and adjustable grid option. It is released under GNU GPLv3 license and written in Qt.

Install Heimer Mind Mapping on Ubuntu:

It is available as a AppImage, Snap and deb packages. You can install this via any one of the below methods.

Downlaod Heimer

Install Heimer via AppImage:

Download Heimer Mind Mapping application in .AppImage file format from above link. In this time of writing its “Heimer-1.15.1-x86_64.AppImage” and Downloads is my file download location. You can change these two values in below commands based on yours.

First open your terminal app (ctrl+alt+t) and navigate to your download path.

cd Downloads

Then change your files permission to executable.

sudo chmod +x ~ Heimer-1.15.1-x86_64.AppImage

Enter your Ubuntu user pass if needed. Then run the below command to start Heimer Mind Mapping on Ubuntu.

sudo ./Heimer-1.15.1-x86_64.AppImage

Install Heimer via Snap:

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In your terminal window run this Heimer snap installation command.

sudo snap install heimer

Thats all. If needed enter your ubuntu password. after the installation run this command to start it.

heimer

Install Heimer via deb:

Download the Heimer deb file based on your os from the above download link. and run the command one by one .
here the downloaded file name is “heimer-1.15.1-Ubuntu-18.04_amd64.deb” for mu ubuntu 18.04 and location is my Downloads folder.

cd Downloads
sudo dpkg -i heimer-1.15.1-Ubuntu-18.04_amd64.deb
sudo apt-get install -f
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