Mind maps are a great way to visualize and organize information. They help make it easier to understand complex concepts and ideas, and they can be used for anything from brainstorming to planning a project. Unfortunately, there are not many tools available to create mind maps within the Linux terminal. Fortunately, there is a tool called h-m-m (Hackers Mind Map) that can be used to create mind maps within the Linux terminal. Here at Ibmi Media, we will learn how to install and use h-m-m to create mind maps within the Linux terminal. 

How to Install h-m-m on your Linux system ?

1. Download the h-m-m source code from the official repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/hackermindmap/h-m-m.git

2. Install the prerequisites for h-m-m:

$ sudo apt install python3 python3-pip libncurses-dev

3. Install h-m-m:

$ cd h-m-m
$ sudo python3 setup.py install

How to Use h-m-m ?

1. Launch h-m-m:

$ h-m-m

2. Create a new mind map:

Press the "n" key, enter a name for your mind map, and press enter.

3. Add nodes:

Press the "a" key to add a node. Enter the text for the node, and press enter.

4. Connect nodes:

Press the "c" key to connect nodes. Enter the ID of the parent node and the ID of the child node, and press enter.

5. Save your mind map:

Press the "s" key to save your mind map. Enter a name for the file, and press enter.

How to Uninstall h-m-m from your Linux system ?

1. Uninstall h-m-m:

$ sudo python3 setup.py uninstall

2. Remove the h-m-m source code:

$ cd ..
$ rm -rf h-m-m

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