Created attachment 137619 [details] Calculator misleading cursor The "Calculator" Plasma widget doesn't allow editing the input, despite the hover mouse cursor being the shape of an insertion point. I think strict skeumorphism doesn't help at all here. This software runs on a computer, not a physical calculator. It's fine to simulate the interface, but to forbid features a computer allows, like placing the cursor arbitrarily in the input, I find to be counter-productive. I had to install GNOME calculator, along with a few hundred megs of flatpak dependencies, in order to simply be able to edit the formula I had typed in the calculator. (Not sure where to file this - the process name is "plasmawindowed" but I don't see a "Calculator" component in this "plasmashell" product.)
> I had to install GNOME calculator, along with a few hundred megs of flatpak > dependencies, in order to simply be able to edit the formula I had typed in the > calculator. I recommend using krunner for simple calculations, or kcalc for advanced calculations.
KCalc still doesn't allow editing the input. KRunner does, but it's not a "real" window, and goes away if I switch focus to another application to copy input from there or inspect something else.
> KCalc still doesn't allow editing the input. Oops, sorry. How about qalculate-gtk? It requires libqalculate and gtk3, and these 2 packages are probably installed - KDE requires libqalculate, and chromium, audacity, etc. requires gtk3.