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Consider Fluent Calculator as the default calculator, with HEX and programmer mode #17424
marshamonkey25-hue
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One addition from the project owner: the Omarchy team is welcome to fork this repository and modify my project-authored code to suit Omarchy, including the UI, theme integration, defaults and feature set. Third-party components retain their existing licenses and notices. The project-wide license for redistribution still needs to be formalized before shipping it as part of Omarchy. |
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I'd like to suggest evaluating Fluent Calculator, my calculator project, as a replacement for Omacalc in Omarchy.
The main motivation is everyday programmer work. Omacalc deliberately focuses on basic arithmetic, but its current interface has no dedicated programmer mode for hexadecimal input, base conversion or bit manipulation. For example, when working with addresses, masks or protocol values, I want to select HEX, calculate
FF + 1 = 100in QWORD mode, and see the corresponding decimal value256alongside it.Fluent Calculator provides:
The idea is to keep ordinary arithmetic easy while making programmer tools available in the same application when needed.
Try/review it:
This is an early v0.1.2 project. Its current Fluent appearance supports system light/dark selection but does not yet follow Omarchy's
colors.tomlpalette. Default adoption would need review of theme integration, packaging and launch bindings. Also, the Microsoft engine retains its MIT license, but the project-authored code does not yet have a declared project-wide license; that must be resolved before upstream redistribution.Would this be worth evaluating as Omarchy's default calculator, particularly for programmer workflows?
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