Mindquarry's commercial offerings end
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Mindquarry 1.1 Release
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What's new?
 | Activity timelineWith the activity timeline, teams can view older versions of files, Wiki pages and tasks - the first step towards an ultimate undo/redo for all team content. |
 | Tables and imagesYou can now insert tables and images into Wiki pages, allowing you to better visualize or structure your ideas. |
 | Internal linkingConveniently link to a file, a task or another Wiki page from within the Wiki. Within the window for adding a link, you can search for the item you intend to reference. Of course, you can still provide an external link to a Web site. |
 | Better navigation within teams Quickly browse through all tasks, Wiki pages and files of a team with the new team selector for a better overview. |
 | More intuitive graphical user interfaceFunctionality can now be accessed more quickly and list views are visually clearly separated from item views. |
 | Desktop client for MacNow you can also work offline with Mindquarry on your Mac. Enjoy!
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 | Sticky Wiki editor toolbarWhen editing large Wiki pages and scrolling down, the editor toolbar is always visible on top of the browser window. |
Check out
- Free download - install Mindquarry yourself
- Free download of Mac client - if you use a Mac, you'll need to install the client separately
- Online demo - try out Mindquarry
- Features - all the collaboration tools which ship with Mindquarry
Tell us
- Bug reports - let us know about any errors that need to be fixed
- Feature requests - drop us a line about your cool new idea to improve Mindquarry
- Forum - ask any questions about this release
- Product survey - it takes only 2-3 minutes to tell us about your general impression
- Contact us for general inquiries
Buy
- Services - support for installation, maintenance and feature development as well as consulting from the experts who built the product
Upgrading
- Do it yourself: Please consult the Upgrade Guide if you plan to migrate your data from a previous Mindquarry release. There is a migration script available to assist you.
- Get support: The professional Mindquarry installation service guarantees a smooth migration.
Changelogs
Under the hood
- Usability Improvements in Mindquarry 1.1.1 (by Alexander Klimetschek, Chief Architect and co-founder)
- What's new in Mindquarry 1.1 (by Lars Trieloff, COO and co-founder)
- Design of the next version of Mindquarry: Navigation (by Alexander Klimetschek, Chief Architect and co-founder)
What's next?
- Roadmap - see which new features upcoming versions will contain