I had Windows 11 on my gaming PC for a while and it's on the laptop I use for work. I've never been aware of or used any widgets. First thing I did was set it up to approach Windows 7, split my start menu up, show text, move it to the left, turn off all the shit. I do 80% of my computer based work on Linux anyway, the work laptop is for interoperability with normie business. KDE comes mostly set up how I want already.
Widgets were a funny thing for Android 2.0 people to brag about to Apple people in 2010. No one cares anymore.
I had Windows 11 on my gaming PC for a while and it's on the laptop I use for work. I've never been aware of or used any widgets. First thing I did was set it up to approach Windows 7, split my start menu up, show text, move it to the left, turn off all the shit. I do 80% of my computer based work on Linux anyway, the work laptop is for interoperability with normie business. KDE comes mostly set up how I want already.
Widgets were a funny thing for Android 2.0 people to brag about to Apple people in 2010. No one cares anymore.
Last time I saw an actually neat widget on Windows was some weeb turning his desktop into a Persona 4 menu.