Yesterda I tryed for the first time Qalculate and it was true love!
I mean, this software is really cool! And the thing I like more is the symbolic calculation of all functions it knows (and them are really a lot!).
It makes me more and more happy!
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I agree!
It is a excellent piece of software, should become a default KDE calculator. I really love the "Factorize" function. Many thanks to the author.
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Yes Qalculate is a great program. I use it on an EEE PC, so it is like a big calculator + I can project it on a screen with a beamer. What do you think of compiling a static version of qalculate, so that you could use it without libs, just in case it isn't maintained ?
Yves
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Yes, qalculate development and maintenance appears to have stalled lately. I was in contact with the current lead developer a few months ago, intending to release an update with some maintenance patches, but I haven't found the time. I doubt that releasing a static compiled version is the answer.
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Yesterda I tryed for the first time Qalculate and it was true love!
I mean, this software is really cool! And the thing I like more is the symbolic calculation of all functions it knows (and them are really a lot!).
It makes me more and more happy!
Forgot to say: many many many huge thanks for this software!
Indeed, I love this software :D
I agree!
It is a excellent piece of software, should become a default KDE calculator. I really love the "Factorize" function. Many thanks to the author.
I have to say it was love at first sight for me too. Very useful! Thanks!
Yes Qalculate is a great program. I use it on an EEE PC, so it is like a big calculator + I can project it on a screen with a beamer. What do you think of compiling a static version of qalculate, so that you could use it without libs, just in case it isn't maintained ?
Yves
Yes, qalculate development and maintenance appears to have stalled lately. I was in contact with the current lead developer a few months ago, intending to release an update with some maintenance patches, but I haven't found the time. I doubt that releasing a static compiled version is the answer.