Konfabulator has its own Konspose function, which works pretty much like Mac OS X’s Expose for Widgets. If you don’t have the extra space (like myself–I try to get by with 1024×768 on my 14″ laptop screen), you can always just press that Konspose button to bring up all your Widgets. Or if they’re docked on the desktop, you can minimize all windows, instead.

But I do understand that to some, it’s nothing really revolutionary–especially for the Mac users. But for Windows users trying to squeeze out all the functionality out of their systems, this is something cool.

I guess it’s the coolness factor that makes it interesting.

Mr. Nice Ash,

Try searching for new widgets via Google or even Yahoo’s own Konfabulator site. It’s like installing extensions on your Firefox browser.

You really won’t enjoy it much if you don’t have MacOSX’s expose function or a big monitor with a high resolution so you’d have extra space to keep your widgets. Otherwise, your widgets will either be relegated to the background underneath all of your regular apps, or taking up space on your screen and potentially blocking your view of stuff.

And a lot of the widgets are for people that are _always_ connected. Unfortunately, I’m not one of those people.