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On Fri, 07 Oct 2011 09:25:56 +0100, Invisible wrote:
>>> In Windoze:
>>>
>>> Start> type calc [enter]
>
> Actually, I put that on the Quick Launch bar so I can always access it
> quickly.
>
>> In Linux:
>>
>> In the already running terminal window (on my system, I always have one
>> running), "bc".
>
> 1. How do you get it so a terminal is always available? (Most distros
> I've seen make the terminal program one of the hardest things to find.
Alt-F2 -> gnome-terminal.
Done.
> It's easy to find Firefox or Evolution or Jabba, but the terminal window
> is usually somewhere under "advanced"... It's almost as if I'm using a
> Microsoft OS!)
It's usually under "system tools", which is appropriate.
> 2. Why type "bc" when you can type "ghci"? ;-)
Because 'bc' actually does something on my system - namely, it starts an
arbitrary precision calculator. :)
Jim
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