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    [Post-Install] KCalc

    Problem 1:
    If I do any calculation, such as
    1 + 1 =

    and I try to copy the result by clicking Edit -> Copy
    the result doesn't get copied to the clipboard. This was working with Kubuntu 24.04


    Problem 2:
    If I press 1000
    press divide
    press 5
    press the exponent button (it is written x 10^y on the button)
    press 8

    the result is 20,000,000,000 (20 billion)

    instead of 2e-06
    OS=Kubuntu 24.04 CPU=Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz L3 = 32 MB RAM=24 GB
    GPU=AMD RX 6800 16 GB
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    For Ubuntu/Kubuntu, get rid of the Spectre crap mitigations to get full CPU performance.Run lscpu. Notice the lines starting with Vulnerability. Do you have the word "mitigation". That's bad. Edit the file /etc/default/grub. You might find the line that says

    #2
    As to getting KCalc to display results as scientific notation:

    Adjusting Precision Limits

    If you want KCalc to seamlessly switch to scientific notation only when numbers exceed a specific length:
    • Go to Settings → Configure KCalc...
    • Under the General tab, look for Precision (Maximum number of digits displayed).
    • KCalc is designed to automatically trigger scientific notation (e.g., 2.34e12) once a calculated number surpasses this defined digit threshold. You can lower this value if you want it to trigger sooner.
    ​Making this setting change doesn't affect what you have already displayed. You can Edit the entered values and delete the last one and reenter that input and the output will change to scientific notation.
    Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
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    Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
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