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formatting - How do I get to haskell to output numbers NOT in scientific notation?

I have a some items that I want to partition in to a number of buckets, such that each bucket is some fraction larger than the last.

items = 500
chunks = 5
increment = 0.20


{- find the proportions  -}
sizes = take chunks (iterate (+increment) 1)    
base = sum sizes / items    
buckets = map (base *) sizes

main = print buckets

I'm sure there is a mathematically more elegant way to do this, but that's not my question. The end step is always printing out in scientific notation.

How do I get plain decimal output? I've looked at the Numeric package but I'm getting nowhere fast.

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> putStrLn $ Numeric.showFFloat Nothing 1e40 ""
10000000000000000000000000000000000000000.0

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