gcalctool percents

This must be the most asked question about gcalctool.
As for all scientific calculators, the % sign calculate the percentage (x/100).
If you need to use it for financial calculations, like 80-20% than you need to do it like this:

80*(1-20%) or 80*(1-0.20) or 80*0.8

Well, i understand that it works, but it's so complex to calculate.
This operations is much easier to calculate on any hardware calc. Even kcalculator can do it easier

Easier for you perhaps, since you are used to financial calculators.
I'm used to scientific calculators and I find 80-20% a non-sense; different people have different views, mine is as good as yours, neither of the two is the right or wrong one.
The authors of gcalctool view it as a scientific calculator, not as a financial one, therefore their choice.

PS. My hardware calculator is actually using RPN, which I find the most easiest and logical mathematical notation for pocket calculators. In this case you need to do: 80 20 % -
Just be glad I'm not the author of gcalculator :-)

Calculator has four views! So when i use financial view it would be good to calculate as hardware one.
Well, i try to find more simple calc )

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Thank you very much!

P.S. i bind my Numlock button on keyboard to start calculator, so i need small, fast and with percent calculations one :)