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GNOME Calculator icon

GNOME Calculator

Calculator is an application that solves mathematical equations and is suitable as a default application in a GNOME Desktop environment.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source

Application type

Platforms

  • Linux
  • Linux Mobile
  • Flathub
  • GNOME
  • Flatpak
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Properties

  1.  Lightweight

Features

  1.  Ad-free
  2.  Works Offline
  3.  Dark Mode
  4.  History
  5.  Gtk

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Install from the command line

  • flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Calculator

Be careful what you paste into a terminal. Check what a command installs before running it.

What is GNOME Calculator?

Calculator is an application that solves mathematical equations and is suitable as a default application in a GNOME icon GNOME Desktop environment.

What Calculator is:

  • A tool for calculating mathematical equations
  • Uses standard mathematical notation where possible (so users do not have to learn the application when they already know maths)
  • Easy enough to use for simple maths (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
  • Powerful enough for mid-level mathematics (though not at the expense of being easy for simple mathematics)
  • Fast to load and responsive to input
  • Appropriately sized to fit into standard screen resolutions (e.g. netbooks)
  • Fully accessible
  • Well documented
  • Integrated into the GNOME Desktop

What Calculator is not:

  • It does not emulate any existing calculator interfaces, hardware or software (use those calculators if you want this behaviour)
  • It is not a power-tool for professional mathematicians (professionals should use a specialist application)
  • It is not a programming language (programmers should use a programming language)