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I have been using qalc for that How does it compare? $ qalc > furlongs per fortnight furlong / fortnight = 1 fur / fortnight > to m/s 1 fur / f
by benibela 6y ago
I have been using qalc for that
How does it compare?
$ qalc
> furlongs per fortnight
furlong / fortnight = 1 fur / fortnight
> to m/s
1 fur / fortnight = approx. 0,0001663095238 m / s
> 17 yards + 2 feet + 5 inches
(17 * yard) + (2 * foot) + (5 * inch) = 17 yd + 2 ft + 5 in
> to meter
17 yd + 2 ft + 5 in = 16,2814 m
>
- JNRowe 6y agoFor use cases like that it is incredibly similar if you give the --verbose flag: $ units --verbose [header] You have: furlongs per fortnight You want: m/s furlongs per fortnight = 0.00016630952 m/s furlongs per fortnight = (1 / 6012.8848) m/s You have: 17 yards + 2 feet + 5 inches You want: meter 17 yards + 2 feet + 5 inches = 16.2814 meter 17 yards + 2 feet + 5 inches = (1 / 0.06141978) meter Personally, I find qalc via qalculate-gtk more useful for exploratory sessions but I still use units an awful lot.