@kde solved by running “sudo downgrade kcalc” and selecting the latest 22.x version and adding kcalc to IgnorePkg

yes it’s brutal, but breaking a11y support is worse

@Bro666

spammers aren’t the only bad actors 😉

I really hope KDE will come to their senses and allow more login options

@Bro666

thanks for the good advice, looks like most important feedback has already been given so I’ll pass

also the account creation disclaimer is scary

@mox

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487566#c3

@Bro666

it’s already been reported

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487566

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487611

@mox wow that’s even worse than losing continuity for the sakes of that new history feature (using Kcalc version 24.05.0)

here’s what I did before getting the input error:

2*2 [enter]

*2 [enter]

I was expecting to read “8” but got “input error” instead

@Treczoks

my version is kcalc 24.05.0

@isVeryLoud

you’re right it’s reductive, I’ll delete that last message

@Treczoks

2 * 2 [enter]
* 2 [enter]

@Xirup thanks! it looks perfect for keyboard interactions and the undo feature is super neat 👍

I’ll still keep Kcalc for the binary edition though

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@kde what’s this new input line for? does it solve a problem? how can I get rid of it?