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This video shows how Google Gadgets for Linux are integrated right into Plasma desktop shell of upcoming KDE 4.2.

Google Gadgets for Linux allows you to place desktop gadgets on your . . . desktop, naturally, or arrange them nicely in a sidebar on the side of the screen.

In fact, it looks and behaves nearly exactly like the Microsoft Windows version of Google Desktop, but without the search functionality.

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Released in June, Google Gadgets for Linux provides about the same functionality of Vista sidebar or Mac OS X dashboard.

While other solutions like ‘gdesklets’ are pretty popular within the linux crowd, Let’s take it for a spin and see if it’s worth installing.

Tech Source From Bohol: "Linux just keeps popping up on many of the popular gadgets that are hogging the limelight nowadays.

Some are quite conspicuous about it, like the Android phone that is being developed by a group that makes it very obvious, calling themselves the Open Handset Alliance.

However, there are some that don't flaunt Linux around, like the Amazon Kindle."

Christoph Derndorfer writes "Last year OLPC's XO-laptop was among the hottest Christmas gadgets thanks to the organization's G1G1 program, where you could donate $399 to give one XO-laptop to a child in the ...

Last week, Mornings@ANC's Tech Talk had a smorgasbord of gadgets on the show. It's rare that we get so many on the table at one time.

With the newly released Google Gadgets for Linux 0.10.3 and upcoming KDE 4.2, Google Gadgets can be integrated into Plasma seamlessly.

Nokia developer Kate Alhola has successfully ported Google Gadgets to the Nokia Internet Tablet.

Not sure these are the creepiest gadgets I've ever seen, but cool, nonetheless. A possessed fountain, halloween contact lenses, coffin fogger ... oh my!

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