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I'm looking for a file manager that allows me to visualize the local files from my computer on a mind map structure. The idea of the map would be something like this:

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This GIF is from a beta extension from TiddlyWiki and it's not exactly a file manager, I used it just to represent the idea. The key characteristics I'm looking for are:

  1. A file manager application that allows me to visualize the files of my computer on a two-dimensional tree structure.
  2. The possibility of inserting icons to represent my files.
  3. It allows me to change files location with a drag-and-drop feature.
  4. Runs on Linux (I'm fine with web applications too).

Does anyone know if such software exists?

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    Baobab has a graphic representation of files, but no managing AFAIK – Xen2050 Feb 22 '19 at 5:18
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TheBrain has an older version that has been tested on Ubuntu. http://old.thebrain.com/products/thebrain/download-8/ Select Linux/Unix on the "Choose your operating system" dropdown.

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  • It's cool the functionality of always centralizing the branches we're navigating. But that's not exactly what I'm looking for... I was thinking more about something where we can see the big picture of the files. TheBrain allows us to see only two layers of the map. – Rafael Muynarsk Feb 28 '19 at 0:28

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