But can your calculator run Linux?
One of the calculators the author loves is the HP 16C, an RPN calculator designed for computer programmers. It supports hex, binary, octal, and decimal, as well as operations like bit shifting, masking, and rotations. The author does not own a physical HP 16C but has a Swiss Micro s DM16L, a modern remake with improvements such as a 2-line display. The author also mentions that none of the available calculators currently run Linux, including the HP Prime G2 and other graphical calculators.
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