So, for years I’ve used a program I’ve made called Console Calc. I made a new version called Calculon but I didn’t use it much, I still used my older 2004 program Console Calc. That said, for the last year I’ve been refining what I want from a desktop calculator. Namely having it be easy to use, be extensible a bit and having an aesthetic I like. So, here is the result, Calculon X2

So, it has the following features.

• Ability to keep it on top with a double-click
• Ability to define variables and functions merely by declaring it
• a bunch of retro fonts and color schemes
• a use paradigm similar to that of a graphing calculator
• A history so you can see what you were working on last time
• The ability to take num pad input despite having it be not num pad locked

Anyways, I have it on all of my computers and I enjoy using it. Made in python and using PyQT6, it loads a bit more slowly than I’d like, but still. I like it. Try it here, http://smackaay.com/files/CalculonX2.zip

It’s just a packed python executable.