There was nice gnome calculator in prev distros.
Now i cannot find any with hex<->dec convert support in 12.04.
What can you suggest?
There was nice gnome calculator in prev distros.
Now i cannot find any with hex<->dec convert support in 12.04.
What can you suggest?
You have to set the Mode to Programming.
In 12.04 i'm not able to do so.
Yeah, nice one. That what i need. Other question - how to create gnome binding for it to replace default one?
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu...uestion/195942
- has no deal anymore. Gnome lost somewhere own key bindings
It sucks! The reason probably is that main menu of window is available only on top of whole desktop, not in calc window itself. Damn interface! Whom idea it was?In 12.04 i'm not able to do so.
aren't they in System settings > keyboard?
i have to say that doing it right (changing the default app) in case of calculator category is not trivial in gnome. Did they hardcode the damn thing? Disabling built-in 'calculator' and creating a custom shortcut may be the only way to achieve that.
I also thought about replacing gnome-calculator (symlink to gcalctool) with a symlink to qalculate - it would work if the system runs 'abstract' gnome-calculator and not the specific binary.
i have a multimedia key for calc but unfortunately it doesn't work inside VM so i can't test it (and i can't be bothered to reboot to another system).
edit: changed the combo to something that is captured in VM and it doesn't work, so somewhere gcalctool is explicitly assigned to 'calculator' category.
Last edited by Vaphell; July 12th, 2012 at 10:49 AM.
You can always use dpkg-divert to override a package's version of a file.
You can remove the diversion with:Code:sudo dpkg-divert --local --rename --add /usr/bin/gcalctool sudo ln -s /path/to/qualculate/or/any/other/app /usr/bin/gcalctool
Code:sudo dpkg-divert --local --rename --remove /usr/bin/gcalctool
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