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I can change button numbers, result numbers and even history numbers all bigger on the settings, EXCEPT for those ones marked on red; they're so tiny that they are harder to read!
Usually to make numbers bigger you have to hit the little plus sign then hit another number
Try multiplying or raising to a power. Addition works too but is slower.
You can't.
I did some digging and someone filed a bug: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=489151 though it was opened over a year ago. 🤷♀️
Everybody is saying “raise them to a power” or “add to them”.
No one realizes you can just push “c” twice and type different numbers that are as big as you like!
Somehow both your screenshots are cut off where the red circle is.
But usually if it's not in the settings, you have to open an issue at bugs.kde.org
Should just be in the kcalc settings and set your font preference (including size)