Google Gadgets & Web Widgets in your Linux
Linux only : 
Open source software Screenlets allows you to install and use Google gadgets and web widgets in Linux: Ubuntu / Debian / Suse (or as a source).
Screenlets engine converts and allows you to run the latest version of the desktop widget, adding to the disposal of hundreds of small and convenient applications.
You will need to add the Launchpad repository of this program and install the latest version. Successfully go through all the steps will help Screenlets homepage and blog Tombuntu .
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Once the program is successfully installed, simply click on it “Install”, select “Web Widget” and get a link to the page of widgets that are in the catalog, along with the standard installation instructions.
The Google database alone stores over 45,000 different widgets that perform a wide variety of functions: RSS readers, pocket meteorologists, sticky notes, and many others. Take my word for it - it’s simply impossible to get away from there without taking a couple of them with you.
The program is great to play with Beryl and includes many placement options, such as always on top, always underneath, etc. In addition, with the Beryl widget, you can hide and show applications, just like Mac OS X widgets.
Open source software Screenlets allows you to install and use Google gadgets and web widgets in Linux: Ubuntu / Debian / Suse (or as a source).
Screenlets engine converts and allows you to run the latest version of the desktop widget, adding to the disposal of hundreds of small and convenient applications.
You will need to add the Launchpad repository of this program and install the latest version. Successfully go through all the steps will help Screenlets homepage and blog Tombuntu .
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Once the program is successfully installed, simply click on it “Install”, select “Web Widget” and get a link to the page of widgets that are in the catalog, along with the standard installation instructions.
The Google database alone stores over 45,000 different widgets that perform a wide variety of functions: RSS readers, pocket meteorologists, sticky notes, and many others. Take my word for it - it’s simply impossible to get away from there without taking a couple of them with you.
The program is great to play with Beryl and includes many placement options, such as always on top, always underneath, etc. In addition, with the Beryl widget, you can hide and show applications, just like Mac OS X widgets.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/23260/
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