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Features of Qalculate
Platform-Native Graphical user interface
Simple default view
Optional calculate-as-you-type mode
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Qalculate is an amazing calculator, highly recommend it.
It's my default in Linux.
I appreciate the Apps in it's infancy on Android but things didn't go so well for me.
The material colours were off and when I tried to open the settings menu the result was null.
I will certainly revisit, once all the bugs have been ironed out.
Samsung, Android 14.
I also can't open settings, as well as functions, variables, and datasets. FWIW I'm also Samsung, Android 14.
Does look like an interesting app, I'm likewise planning to keep it installed and updated until the bugs get squashed.
Are you on one ui 6/6.1? Material colors being wrong is a Samsung bug and was fixed in 6.1.1
https://github.com/material-components/material-components-android/issues/3924
https://www.sammobile.com/news/one-ui-6-1-1-fixes-material-you-theming-issues-google-apps/
Not sure about the extra .1 on the end, my system information App just says 6.1 and material colours are working as expected in all my other Apps that support them but thanks for the Interesting info.
Do you need to install it with an apk thingy or is it on the appstore (can't find it)?
wow this looks great gonna have to try it.
