← Back to context Comment by punnerud 6 years ago unitsYou have: mphYou want: kph * 1.609344 / 0.62137119 2 comments punnerud Reply majewsky 6 years ago I have alias units='units --verbose in my shell rc which makes the output much more understandable: You have: mph You want: kph mph = 1.609344 kph mph = (1 / 0.62137119) kph xigoi 6 years ago I find the reciprocal thing useless, so I have units='units --compact --one-line', which gives just the number you want.
majewsky 6 years ago I have alias units='units --verbose in my shell rc which makes the output much more understandable: You have: mph You want: kph mph = 1.609344 kph mph = (1 / 0.62137119) kph xigoi 6 years ago I find the reciprocal thing useless, so I have units='units --compact --one-line', which gives just the number you want.
xigoi 6 years ago I find the reciprocal thing useless, so I have units='units --compact --one-line', which gives just the number you want.
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in my shell rc which makes the output much more understandable:
I find the reciprocal thing useless, so I have units='units --compact --one-line', which gives just the number you want.