What is a good graphical Calculator Application for Linux?
How can we convert a hexadecimal value into decimal by using calculator (I know by using general formula we can do ,but is there any short key or button to do this)?
(I tried but didn't found any option )
I don't know which buttons I have to click or what key combination to type to calculate a cube root.
In the Programming mode of gcalctool, you have a log button, which calculates the logarithm, but how do I know what base it's using and how do I change it?
For example, how would I calculate the base 2 logarithm for 16?
Currently what happens:
I press Calculator button on my keyboard, and calculator pops up. No problem there! Next, after my calculation, I click back to the window where I'm inputting the calculation, and when I press the calculator button again, a NEW window opens in the calculator program.
What I want to happen:
When I click the calculator button, it switches back to the calculator program if it's already open, else, open calculator program. I don't want it to open a new window every time I try to change back to my recent calculation.
It's not a big deal, obviously, just a slight annoyance to me so far. Is there a setting, or some terminal command I can run, or anything I can do to change it?
Thanks!