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Tangentially related, the stock Android calculator app is fantastic. It has good accuracy as mentioned in the article and an easy to explore and use history. It is one of the few things that will make me hunt around for my phone when I am working on my desktop.


As a refugee from Windows Phone I actually use Uno Calculator on Android, which is a port of Windows Calculator. It also has good accuracy and easy to explore history, and also sane interface without Android's idiosyncrasies. And you can install it on your presumably non-Windows desktop too.


Why? Your operating system of choice lacks a proper calculator on your desktop PC?


Yes. I use gnome personally and macOS at work and both default calculators are not nearly as nice to use.


Then it's probably a good time to write one yourself. Or use wine to run the one from Windows.




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