SCREENSHOT 21) Plasma Widget “Analog Clock” placed on the center of the Desktop.

SCREENSHOT 22) There is a search box and typing folder limit the widgets to the Folder View Widget.

SCREENSHOT 23) Desktop folder settings of the Folder View Widget.

Location to show is a setting. The widget may show the content of any folder on the system.

SCREENSHOT 24) To enter edit mode right click on any Widget or on the Desktop will trigger the context menu, which has “Enter Edit Mode” option.

SCREENSHOT 25) In edit mode, the widgets may be moved, resized, configured and removed.

SCREENSHOT 26) The Folder View has been resized.

SCREENSHOT 27) To change the look and feel of the bottom toolbar (Panel Toolbox) right click on it to show the context menu and then “Enter Edit Mode”.

SCREENSHOT 28) This is the edit mode of the bottom toolbox called Panel Toolbox.

Multiple options: Panel Alignment – Left, Center, Right; Visibility – Always Visible, Auto Hide, Wondows Can Cover, Windows Go Below; Opacity – Adaptive, Opaque, Translucent, Maximize Panel. There are buttons to add more widgets or a spacer on this Panel, too.

SCREENSHOT 29) The Panel Toolbox hosts different widgets like system tray, which can be moved to another place on the Panel Toolbox.

SCREENSHOT 30) Another widget placed on the Panel Toolbox – the icons-only task manager to show icons on the opened applications.