Two cool KDE Plasmoids
It’s time to head off to that wonderful land of KDE where the desktop only gets better and better with each release. Let’s take a look a some Plasmoids that are sure to make your desktop a bit better.
How to add a Plasmoid
If you look at the top right of your KDE desktop you will notice a small bubble with a reverse comma. If you click on that a menu will pop up containing a few entries. One of those entries is Add Widgets. When you click the Add Widgets entry what looks like a new panel will pop up at the bottom of your screen (see Figure 1). From this you can scroll around and, when you see a Plasmoid you like, drag and drop it to your desktop. Simple.
Now, let’s take a look a couple of the Plasmoids.
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