The file listing for Things shows file sizes in KiB or MiB units, but uses a ‘kb’ or ‘mb’ suffix which is meant for kiloBytes or megaBytes instead of kibiBytes or mebiBytes.
Either keep your current size calculations and use the IEC suffixes KiB and MiB, or better: recalculate the values with factors of 1000, and use the proper SI units kB and MB. There is not much use in sticking to the 1024-based factors these days and a lot of software has already switched to the SI units.
Obviously this is very low priority and the more pressing issues should be fixed first.
The file listing for Things shows file sizes in KiB or MiB units, but uses a ‘kb’ or ‘mb’ suffix which is meant for kiloBytes or megaBytes instead of kibiBytes or mebiBytes. Either keep your current size calculations and use the IEC suffixes
KiBandMiB, or better: recalculate the values with factors of 1000, and use the proper SI unitskBandMB. There is not much use in sticking to the 1024-based factors these days and a lot of software has already switched to the SI units.Obviously this is very low priority and the more pressing issues should be fixed first.