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Pebbles: OS calculator for scientists and statisticians for Gnome Linux desktops

Hazem Abbas

May 19, 2021 — 1 min read

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For so long, we didn't have a fancy calculator on Linux desktops, but now we have Pebbles.

Pebbles is a lightweight multi-mode calculator intended for students, scientists and statisticians. Even more, it is completely free (Libre) open-source project with active development team of 5.

Although, Pebbles is built primarily for elementaryOS, other distro users can install it easily, especially on Arch Linux, Manjaro, Ubuntu and Debian. The only requirement to install it from source there is "vala" as an additional dependency.

Different modes

Scientific mode
Programmer mode
Calculus mode
Statistics mode
Date Calculation mode

Features

Lightweight
Touch-screen support (tested)
Fancy user-interface
History
Binary format
Converters
Dark and light theme support

License:

GNU GPLv3

Download and Install

1- Flatpak package

flatpak install flathub com.github.subhadeepjasu.pebbles

Install from Flathub store

flatpak run com.github.subhadeepjasu.pebbles

Run Pebbles

2- Build from source

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