Sums is a postfix calculator designed for quick calculations

Sums is a postfix calculator designed for quick calculations and focused on simplicity.

It adheres to GNOME’s human-interface guidelines. It is designed to be keyboard-driven and aims to feel natural to interact with by recognising English-language input as mathematical constants and operations.

For example, the expression 1 2 pi 4 5 sum will return the result 15.1415926. Expressions will also be converted as you type to display mathematical symbols where possible. The previous example would be displayed as 1 2 π 4 5 Σ.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• A selection of core mathematical operations and constants.
• Two-way history navigation.
• Copying your results with one click.

Website: gitlab.com/leesonwai/sums
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Developer: Joshua Lee
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Sums is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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