Is there a way to convince those guys that they should include a calculator?
I'm losing hope
>Leddit
Yeah I know, but is was the most simple way to contact them.
Is there a way to convince those guys that they should include a calculator?
Mason Miller
Ryan Martin
>Uses VLC for the audio infrastructure
Why do you care about that shit?
Luis Scott
>VLC for audio infrastructure
Adam Fisher
The state of KDE users, ladies and gentlemen. I'm a GNOME kind of guy myself.
Sebastian Robinson
>VLC for audio infrastructure
Now everything music on KDE Neon is dark ambience.
Thomas Peterson
>blaming somebody else for being unable add and subtract
Chase Torres
>close konsole
>process remains, full single core usage
Sup Forums will never trick me into trying KDE again
Ryan Moore
Luis Torres
I don't get it, why not just install via package manager? Why not just use bc, pic related
Oliver Richardson
Is there a way to convince Gnome devs to include an abacus? How am I supposed to perform calculations on my fucking computer if not through a simulation of an old, awkward to use device? Embarrassing.
Julian Reed
Is it trolling?
Charles Cruz
This is Windows 3.1 released 25 years ago and included a calculator, today KTards can't understand why it should be included.
Dominic Edwards
>neon is barebones
I Like This
David Hughes
>wintrards can't into math
Nolan Lee
KDE:
>press alt+space
>enter whatever expression you like, say =3^2+sin(30*pi/180)+6!-1
>get an answer
Windows 3.1 and Gnome:
>find an abacus emulator
>slide them fucking beads one at a time
Julian Walker
Ain't easy to just include a calculator KTard?
Eli Collins
God, you people are the same retards that will call me a soyboy or toddler for using a MacBook. I've never felt more vindicated than this thread.
Isaiah Price
$ python
>>> 2+2
4
Juan Moore
>wintrards
freetards can't into spell
Jackson Myers
>phone posters can't into spell
ftfy
Charles Bell
Caleb Jenkins
Would you like a slide rule with that, grandpa?
Colton Collins
>wintRARds
You clearly did not see the other user's implication here. The users of Windows, which he specifies with "WinT" are specifically too dense for the Outside World filesystem implemented in two patches ago by the dev. Then, it is no wonder user refers to them with the "RAR", pointing how Window's users are actually compressed .rar files of their idiocy itself. What is even more ironic here is, with all credit due to the user himself for being so perceptive and providing an in-depth take into the development of this, Windows users are one step behind on the compression game. While .7z seems to be the most preferred and efficient compression format now a days, those who adhere to Windows perpetuate themselves with a deprecated format within a useless file system.
Perhaps, this beautiful insight by user, here in the confines of our beloved Sup Forums, will be able to touch the spirits of other anons and reveal to them the true and limitless possibilities that GNU/Linux poses to our Outside World.
Landon Robinson
Offline environment
Nathan Rivera
how do I unsubscribe from your blog?
Angel Nelson
topkek
Xavier King
mfw when I realease KDE developers are afraid of this.
Wyatt Sanchez
What's a calculator?
Robert Smith
This is actually really neat.
Ian Anderson
GNOME has one too, but GNOME is not afraid to also include a calculator.
Thomas Murphy
But does it convert the units?