[SOLVED] KRunner conversion tool

[oshunluvr]

Anyone know why krunner will convert "392f" to Celsius but won't show Fahrenheit when I type "200c"

[SpecialEd]

It works for me, if I use a capital C.

[oshunluvr]

It works for me, if I use a capital C.

but i hate upper case!

lol

Thanks, I should have played with it more. What the heck is lowercase c representing? Some sort of distance based on what the results are.

Correction: SPEED not distance. Although they're related.

[oshunluvr]

OK, found the answer. "c" is the "Speed of light in a vacuum".

Ummmm, how many Linux users need that? Jus' sayin'

[woodsmoke]

Hi
interesting thread.

I can't get this to work

In settings for Krunner the unit conversion is ticked as working.

But when I type the 32F temperature I get an email address in Kmail.



Is there an actual LIST of the commands on the net, I've tried to find a list and can't, maybe I'm not typing the right search terms. lol

http://www.ocsmag.com/2017/07/25/kru...sm-goes-wrong/

woodsmoke

[Rog131]

Is there an actual LIST of the commands on the net, I've tried to find a list and can't, maybe I'm not typing the right search terms. lol

woodsmoke

- KDE UserBase Wiki Plasma/Krunner: https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma/Krunner
- Kreddit KRunner features unveiled: https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comment...ures_unveiled/
- etc

KDE bases:

UserBase: https://userbase.kde.org/Welcome_to_KDE_UserBase

Userbase.kde.org is the home for KDE users and enthusiasts. It provides information for end users on how to use KDE applications. KDE operates three wikis, listed at wiki.kde.org

TechBase: https://techbase.kde.org/Welcome_to_KDE_TechBase

techbase.kde.org is primarily aimed at external developers. Here, you can find documentation and help to build on or extend KDE products for your own projects...

[jlittle]

OK, found the answer. "c" is the "Speed of light in a vacuum".

Ummmm, how many Linux users need that? Jus' sayin'

If I type 200c, krunner gives me 200 times the speed of light in a vacuum, in Mach at standard temperature an d pressure at sea level. Absolutely irrelevant to anyone.

[oshunluvr]

If I type 200c, krunner gives me 200 times the speed of light in a vacuum, in Mach at standard temperature an d pressure at sea level. Absolutely irrelevant to anyone.

Precisely, at least on this planet