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V0.2.4 - Store Release

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 08 Jul 20:24
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V0.2.3 - Pipeline fixed

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 07 Jul 21:37
Syntax issue fixed

V0.2.2 - Pipeline implemented

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 07 Jul 20:23
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V0.2.1 - Pipeline implemented

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 07 Jul 20:11
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Merge pull request #22 from pgschwend/pipeline

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V0.2.0 - First Beta Release

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 04 Jun 20:16

All necessary functions are implemented and first function tests executed successfully.

V0.1.2 - Big Decimals

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 01 Jun 20:23
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V0.1.1 - First stable version

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 29 May 11:36
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V0.1.0 - Initial Release

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@pgschwend pgschwend released this 27 May 12:34

Release v0.1.0 - Initial Release (MVP)

Welcome to the very first release of RhenoCalc, the lightweight and ultra-fast native desktop calculator designed specifically for developers and embedded engineers.

This initial version delivers a solid, lightning-fast foundation built natively in C++ and Qt, avoiding the heavy startup delays of non-native alternatives.

Key Features in this Release

  • Base Conversion: Seamless switching and real-time conversion between Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal.
  • Unit Conversion: Integrated toolbox for quickly converting standard engineering and physical units.
  • Scientific Calculator: Full support for scientific notation, decimals, powers, roots, and logarithms.

Installation

  • Windows: Download the attached rhenocalc-v0.1.0-win-x64.zip, extract it, and run the executable.
  • Linux (Ubuntu): (Linux binaries/AppImage will be added later this evening).

Feedback, bug reports, and feature requests are highly welcome! Feel free to open an issue here on GitHub.