Something up there already that will be useful if you want to run any of my perl GUI stuff is this: https://github.com/dcfusor/Perl_GUI
At least the last time I checked, the necessary dependencies for the perl GTK interface module weren't trivial to get in there - due to (re)naming conventions in apt repos, such that what's missing isn't named the same as what you have to get to make it all work. The stuff at the github link above just gets all the right stuff put in for ya. Seems to work anywhere linux does - I actually did this on a raspberry pi on a low solar energy day, works fine.
I need an icon for a chip curling off a tool or something - but looking for chip icons gets you a lot of stuff for integrated circuits....
To use this, put in any two of the values, and click the button beside the third one you want to calculate from the other two.
Sample values are already there - you just delete them and type over them.
This was prompted by seeing an $80 calculator bundled with Machinery's handbook to do these calculations. This is a little less expensive, and I do have computers pretty much everywhere.
- It looks like this in my dark-themed raspberry pi running the "twister" opsys
Careful surfers might notice that the number for sfm above is wrong...I made the rather embarassing mistake of thinking that the circumference was pi*r, instead of the
obvious pi*d in the first upload this afternoon. I actually woke up in the night thinking...D'oh... it's fixed now.
speeds.tar.gz- fixed version
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