You know you're a long-time #NVDA user when instead of opening a calculator app, you just open the NVDA Python console and solve your equation there. Is that just me? #NVDASR
If you are really looking for something functional and have some technical knowhow, it's CLI though, check out calc, isthe.com/chongo/tech/comp/cal…. It's a C-style arbitrary precision calculator with absolutely gobs of functions, it's got readline for history, variables, the ability to define functions including in an rc-style file I think etc. Doesn't build natively on Windows, but you can build it in Cygwin.
I have a calculator assigned to alt+f12 at home (it came that way on install). I also have alt+f12 as an NVDA console gesture in my portable copy, though...
David Goldfield
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import tones
tones.beep(500, 500)
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Jage
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in reply to David Goldfield • • •Calc - C-style arbitrary precision calculator
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Sean Randall
in reply to Mew✨🥰 • • •I also have alt+f12 as an NVDA console gesture in my portable copy, though...
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Mikołaj Hołysz
in reply to Samuel Proulx • • •I've used this trick hundreds of times during my high-school years.
To the point of writing tiny programs to find/verify some complicated solution sometimes.
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