How to show comma seperation in numbers on ubuntu's calculator?











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How to enable comma separation of integers in Ubuntu's default calculator?



By default the calculator doesn't separate every three digits so looking at the difference between large integers is difficult.



Example



10000000000



10000000



For old guys with poor vision like me it's hard to tell the difference between a few million and a few billion without the commas.



1,000,000,000



10,000,000










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How to enable comma separation of integers in Ubuntu's default calculator?



By default the calculator doesn't separate every three digits so looking at the difference between large integers is difficult.



Example



10000000000



10000000



For old guys with poor vision like me it's hard to tell the difference between a few million and a few billion without the commas.



1,000,000,000



10,000,000










share|improve this question






















  • This might be of interest to you: Big Number Calculator
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    2 hours ago













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How to enable comma separation of integers in Ubuntu's default calculator?



By default the calculator doesn't separate every three digits so looking at the difference between large integers is difficult.



Example



10000000000



10000000



For old guys with poor vision like me it's hard to tell the difference between a few million and a few billion without the commas.



1,000,000,000



10,000,000










share|improve this question













How to enable comma separation of integers in Ubuntu's default calculator?



By default the calculator doesn't separate every three digits so looking at the difference between large integers is difficult.



Example



10000000000



10000000



For old guys with poor vision like me it's hard to tell the difference between a few million and a few billion without the commas.



1,000,000,000



10,000,000







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  • This might be of interest to you: Big Number Calculator
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  • This might be of interest to you: Big Number Calculator
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This might be of interest to you: Big Number Calculator
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
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This might be of interest to you: Big Number Calculator
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ubuntu 14.04 / calculator 3.10.3 && calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04



The solution took me a few minutes too long to find given the simplicity and obviousness of it so here it is in case anybody else overlooks it like I did and will again next time I reinstall Ubuntu.





  1. (calculator 3.10.3 - ubuntu 14.04) click Edit



    (calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04) click Calculator



  2. click Preferences


  3. check Show thousands separators



  4. click Close



    no reboot needed








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    ubuntu 14.04 / calculator 3.10.3 && calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04



    The solution took me a few minutes too long to find given the simplicity and obviousness of it so here it is in case anybody else overlooks it like I did and will again next time I reinstall Ubuntu.





    1. (calculator 3.10.3 - ubuntu 14.04) click Edit



      (calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04) click Calculator



    2. click Preferences


    3. check Show thousands separators



    4. click Close



      no reboot needed








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      ubuntu 14.04 / calculator 3.10.3 && calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04



      The solution took me a few minutes too long to find given the simplicity and obviousness of it so here it is in case anybody else overlooks it like I did and will again next time I reinstall Ubuntu.





      1. (calculator 3.10.3 - ubuntu 14.04) click Edit



        (calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04) click Calculator



      2. click Preferences


      3. check Show thousands separators



      4. click Close



        no reboot needed








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        ubuntu 14.04 / calculator 3.10.3 && calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04



        The solution took me a few minutes too long to find given the simplicity and obviousness of it so here it is in case anybody else overlooks it like I did and will again next time I reinstall Ubuntu.





        1. (calculator 3.10.3 - ubuntu 14.04) click Edit



          (calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04) click Calculator



        2. click Preferences


        3. check Show thousands separators



        4. click Close



          no reboot needed








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        ubuntu 14.04 / calculator 3.10.3 && calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04



        The solution took me a few minutes too long to find given the simplicity and obviousness of it so here it is in case anybody else overlooks it like I did and will again next time I reinstall Ubuntu.





        1. (calculator 3.10.3 - ubuntu 14.04) click Edit



          (calculator 3.18.3 - ubuntu 16.04) click Calculator



        2. click Preferences


        3. check Show thousands separators



        4. click Close



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