Nick 'The Viking'I'll take one with a brighter screen if it runs QBASIC
R. L. Dane 
I can't help you with the calculator part, but have you seen QB64? It's a modern take on QBASIC that's FOSS and cross-platform.
@vwbusguy is the guy to talk to. He's a huge fan/evangelist.
@RL_Dane @NanoRaptor @vwbusguy
Excellent I'll have to check that out!
Scott Williams 🐧@nlarson830 @RL_Dane @NanoRaptor I have a CALC command in #qbsh. I also wrote a GUI calculator in @qb64 a while back, but I don't remember if I published or even kept the code around.
GUI calculator post on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/vwbusguy/status/1473889474845151233?t=YtKa0Koj3cBVu2MDIeMFmw&s=19
@nlarson830 @RL_Dane @NanoRaptor @qb64 The TL;DR about #qbsh is that I've been writing a #BASIC shell for modern operating systems (especially Linux, but it can run on Windows and MacOS) and it's written in #QBASIC and compiled with @qb64. It's fully #opensource, can run in a container, and also supports ARM/aarch64.
I have some significant improvements to it I'm going to ship soon, as well.
@nlarson830 @RL_Dane @NanoRaptor @qb64 I wanted to recapture some of the experience of booting up an old school Commodore 64, Osborne, or Atari, but from a modern operating system. No emulators, etc.
@RL_Dane @nlarson830 @NanoRaptor @qb64 Yup! It's also written in #QBASIC!
@vwbusguy @nlarson830 @NanoRaptor @qb64
Very cool! :D
@RL_Dane @nlarson830 @NanoRaptor @qb64 I wrote a simple "decision maker" GUI app with it once. I had intended to package it as a flatpak but never got that far with it.
