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  • ycalc
    an enhanced X Window Calculator hot
  • AlGnomegebraic
    a simple numeric algebraic calculator for the GNOME Desktop Environment.
  • bcalc
    a calculator for your GTK+-Desktop. It is released under the GNU General Public License. The special thing about bcalc is that it will support many functions.
  • CCalc
    a small, fast and portable library for parsing mathematical formulas. The parsing engine provides many built-in functions, supports user-defined variables, user-defined functions (callbacks) and more. Also CCalc is a command-line calculator that uses this library
  • cxc
    a (console) calculator that works pretty much the same as a TI-83. It can handle trig. and hyp. functions, calculations with complex numbers, store variables, switch between radians and degrees, compare expressions and much more
  • gdcalc
    a gtk+-based Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator for Unix and Linux with stats, financial, programming and scientific functions
  • Genius Calculator
    an arbitrary precision calculator. It includes its own programming language similiar in some aspects to C and bc.
  • GNOME Plotter
    a graphing calculator for GNOME. It accepts expressions in straight Fortran 77 code and graphs them quickly in color. These expressions can include any function in the standard Fortran library
  • Gnorponocal
    a fully-featured scientific RPN keyboard based calculator. Features persistent stack and memory, easy operation, binary, octal and hexadecimal operation and scientific constants and functions. For the GNOME environment
  • GRPN
    a RPN calculator for the X Window system built using the GIMP Toolkit
  • Gtapecalc
    a simple calculator with an output window that acts like the paper tape on a desktop calculator
  • GXCalc
    a programmable calculator with GTK+ interface for X. It enables simple calculations as well as using variables and many built-in functions, and also definitions of user functions
  • Handy calc
    a small command line calculator similar to GNU bc
  • HPTalx
    a HP48/49 calculator to PC communication program for Linux. It's released under GPL
  • JavaCalc
    a simple Java Calculator written in swing
  • Math Magic Sci-Calculator
    a robust scientific calculator that consists of a backend that can be used on the console, and to build a GTK+ frontend to be used as part of the Math Magic project
  • mmcalc
    to create a robust scientific calculator that consists of a backend that can be used on the console, and to build a GUI frontend to be used as part of the Math Magic project
  • MoCalc
    a simple GUI calculator for Linux written entirely in Tcl/Tk
  • mozCalc
    a desktop calculator application. For now it only is a very simple one, doing only basic arithmetic operations. Yet it tries to use the power of XUL to implement an enhanced UI
  • qscalc
    a quick'n'simple calculator
  • Rascal
    Advanced Scientific CALculator: a platform independent modular calculator. Based on modules for integer, doubles, strings, vectors and matrices it can be easily extended with existing C or C++ code
  • rCalc
    a symbolic calculator for GNOME, featuring Standard infix expressions and variables
  • rpc
    a fast full-screen console-based RPN calculator application that uses the ncurses library
  • RPNCalc
    a reverse polish notation scientific calculator
  • SNAC
    SNAC's a Neat Algebraic Calculator: a desktop calculator that supports simple numeric algebraic calculations
  • spar
    a small scientific calculator (in Italian)
  • tkalc
    a pocket calculator for developers and IP network operators. Abritrary arithmetic or logical expressions can be entered very quickly in a text entry field
  • TmCde broker
    the broker part of a timecode calculator. It supports 25, 30 drop frame and 30 non drop frame standards. An online demonstration is available
  • XRPN
    a reverse polish notation calculator for X11
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