This is a great program and I use it almost every day. A+ For my local units file, I've also defined a “floppyMB” for retro computing purposes. The old “1.2 MB

This is a great program and I use it almost every day. A+ For my local units file, I've also defined a “floppyMB” for retro computing purposes. The old “1.2 MB”, “1.44 MB”, “2.88 MB” measures were based on the idea that “1 MB = 1000 KiB” (seriously). The “1.44 MB” floppies would be measured as either 1.47 MB or 1.41 MiB in more conventional units. echo "floppyMB 1000 KiB" >> ~/.units units "1.44 floppyMB" MiB