Labyrinth is a lightweight mind-mapping tool for the GNOME desktop. It is written in Python and uses cairo for its rendering. It is intended to be as light and intuitive as possible, but still provide a wide range of powerful features.

Labyrinth has a mailing list / group: http://groups.google.com/group/labyrinth-devel To subscribe check the above address and click 'Subscribe'. To send a message, the address is labyrinth-devel@googlegroups.com

Please report any bugs / requests / issues on the 'Issues' tab above. Thank you.

Plans for the next release.

We are happy to announce the release of version 0.4.0 (codename 'Fixme').

New features and bug fixes:

• Exporting maps as SVG and PDF
• Support for different foreground and background colors
• Save and load browser size, fixing  issue 18 
• Only delete thoughts by selcting Edit/Delete Thoughts (fixes  issue 66 )
• Fix for  Issue 68  - delete map corrupts open list
• Fix for thought renaming
• Added missing source file in distribution
• Fix no deselection after box selection
•  Issue 11 
•  Issue 13 
•  Issue 33 
•  Issue 37 
•  Issue 38 
•  Issue 45 
•  Issue 53 
•  Issue 64 
•  Issue 69 
•  Issue 70 
•  Issue 73 
•  Issue 75 
•  Issue 79 
•  Issue 80 
•  Issue 81 
•  Issue 82 
• and other bug fixes

Needed fixes for release 0.4.0.

Version 0.3 (codename 'Beautiful Insane') is now available. This is the third release in the 'Out of Nothing' series, which will result (at some point) in a V1.0 release.

New features include:

• Exporting maps as images
• 'Further Info' available on all thoughts, for when you want to expand on an idea or add notes to a thought
• Massive rework of the interface
• Much improved handling of input in text thoughts
• Cool new icon

This can be downloaded either from the homepage, or using the direct link on the left.

The 'Homepage' link on the right links to Labyrinth's homepage which explains a little more about it, as well as offering downloads of the current version (0.2).