Crunching on the Mac

A few weeks ago, Helder showed me SpeedCrunch in all its splendor. I was immediately convinced that this has to be the open source cross platform desktop calculator. But wait... what's that!? No up-to-date OSX package? Just having learned about SpeedCrunch, I immediately felt bad for all the OSX users out there being excluded from all the new features.

Having basic OSX experience, I decided to jump on the boat and create fresh OSX packages: Universal binary, compact and using the latest Qt. SpeedCrunch 0.10.1 will already come with a new OSX package.

You are welcome to test the preview version. Please let me know if something went wrong. I am for example not 100% sure if it runs on OSX 10.3.9.

If you like to build an OSX package yourself, just follow the instructions.

SpeedCrunch runs on Maemo-based tablets

Jean-Luc Biord announced the availability of Qt4 for Maemo tablets. Maemo provides an open source development platform for Nokia Internet Tablets and other Linux-based devices. Since Qt4 now runs on it, applications based on our beloved popular framework can now be compiled to work on nice handheld devices:
A first application is already ported, it's SpeedCrunch a fast, high precision and powerful desktop calculator...

Take-off

From now on, here you can follow what SpeedCrunch developers are working on or even just wondering about the direction it should take. Everybody can leave comments as well, this way providing useful feedback. Please help making this project become the best free multi-platform desktop calculator available by sharing your thoughts. Thank you and enjoy it.