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Klaus Niederkrueger wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Sorry for the subject line, maybe it is too "sexed up", but I also would
>like to convince people to do some crazy effort.
>
>What do you think about the follwing things:
[snip]
>I don't know what the policy is toward creating such dependancies, but I
>would argue in the following way:
[snip argument]

I agree with you that that would be a killer app and I'd certainly use it.

However, there's a counter argument against the dependencies: while it migh=
t=20
be nice to have those functionalities, a simple yet working calculator shou=
ld=20
be present even without the dependencies. So, whatever you do, make sure we=
=20
still have a bare-bones kcalc (scientific, please! One that understands tha=
t=20
typing "2 + 2 * 2" is 6, not 8).

By the way, as a suggestion, consider adding RPN ;-)
/me always gets confused with in-order calculators

As for the name, someone suggested KCalculator. This sounds like a class=20
name... There's also "Kalculator" (there's still another c).

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