What is GRPN FOR LINUX?

GRPN

GRPN is a cool graphical calculator that uses reverse Polish notation (RPN). It's built in C and runs on the GIMP Toolkit (GTK) over X11. This nifty tool was originally made for Linux but has also been tested on SunOS and Solaris, so it's pretty versatile!

Features of GRPN

One of the best things about GRPN is that it can handle both real numbers and complex numbers. You can display numbers in four different radix modes, and when it comes to complex numbers, you can see them in either Cartesian or polar form. How neat is that?

How Does GRPN Work?

GRPN uses a stack to evaluate expressions with reverse Polish notation. The stack is infinite, so you don't have to worry about running out of space unless your memory runs low! This feature makes it super handy for all kinds of calculations.

Functions Available in GRPN

This calculator supports a bunch of different functions:

• General Math Functions: + - * / sqrt sqr pow neg


• Exponential and Logarithmic Functions: log alog exp ln


• Trigonometric Functions: sin asin cos acos tan atan

User-Friendly Operations

You can use both the keyboard and mouse to operate GRPN, which makes it really user-friendly. Plus, it allows you to cut and paste data with other X11 applications. So if you're looking for a calculator that gets the job done without fuss, give GRPN a try!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!