SpeedCrunch
An open-source, cross-platform, free keyboard-driven calculator that supports arbitrary-precision computation, expression evaluation, variable definition, function calls, and unit conversion.
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SpeedCrunch 1.1 received 190 points and 37 comments on Hacker News.
SpeedCrunch is a cross-platform, open-source, free calculator that supports arbitrary-precision calculation, does not rely on an internet connection, and does not require account registration.
SpeedCrunch uses a keyboard-driven expression evaluation approach: the user types a line of expression and presses Enter to get the result, with history retained in the upper split pane.
SpeedCrunch's expression input supports variable definitions, function calls and unit conversion, and the result panel can simultaneously display expressions at different precisions or in different number bases.
The version listed on the official SpeedCrunch site is 1.1.
SpeedCrunch's open-source nature means its behavior can be audited and data stays entirely local.
The significance of the SpeedCrunch 1.1 update lies more in showing that the project is still maintained than in any specific feature.
Community reactions to updates like SpeedCrunch's typically focus on whether old configurations can migrate smoothly, whether common shortcuts have changed, and whether packaging covers the distribution they use.
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Community reactions to updates like SpeedCrunch's typically focus on whether old configurations can migrate smoothly, whether common shortcuts have changed, and whether packaging covers the distribution they use.
50%UnverifiedSpeedCrunch is a cross-platform, open-source, free calculator that supports arbitrary-precision calculation, does not rely on an internet connection, and does not require account registration.
50%UnverifiedSpeedCrunch uses a keyboard-driven expression evaluation approach: the user types a line of expression and presses Enter to get the result, with history retained in the upper split pane.
50%UnverifiedSpeedCrunch's expression input supports variable definitions, function calls and unit conversion, and the result panel can simultaneously display expressions at different precisions or in different number bases.
50%UnverifiedThe version listed on the official SpeedCrunch site is 1.1.
50%UnverifiedSpeedCrunch's open-source nature means its behavior can be audited and data stays entirely local.
50%UnverifiedThe significance of the SpeedCrunch 1.1 update lies more in showing that the project is still maintained than in any specific feature.
50%UnverifiedSpeedCrunch 1.1 received 190 points and 37 comments on Hacker News.
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