Widget-to-Desktop

Jahwarrior you are right. Exept there are some widgets that are a bit rpoblematic. This app or the terminal command is just ignoring the trouble and making the startups for the dashboard easier

Nice tip Jahwarrior, that's useful, I like running a couple widgets on the desktop from time to time.

Widget-to-Desktop doesn't cooperate very well with Virtual Dashboard (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/22751/virtual-dashboard). When I switch from one dashboard to another, the W-t-D function vanishes, and I have to launch W-t-D again. Could you fix this somehow?

You Dont need to actually use the terminal to allow this. You just open dashboard with F12. Click the + button to add a new instance of the widget. While holding the mouse button down hit F12 again and well, what-do-ya-know. Done!

The widgets float because its an important part of them i tried to delete that code and the widget broke. If anyone got an idea how to solve this plz tell me, don't complain if you have no answer

Will this make widgets actually sit on the desktop, or do they still "hover" above all apps?

I think its a good solution for those, who really don't want to use terminal. Actually I think that, such an option should be included within the os X. thanks to the dev.

Please read old posts before posting! Quote: "I also know that this is very old but there are ppl who don't want to mess With the Terminal. Thats why i made this app, that also saves time, because you dont have to type anything."

The F12 button is not always the hotkey for dashboard. On laptops it's F11 for example, because the F12 key ejects cds. The shortcut may be turned off to. To check that go to Sytem Preferences, Keyboard and Shortcuts. Check what shortcut the Dashboard has or if it's unactive. There is no reason for this not to work. I also know that this is very old but there are ppl who don't want to mess With the Terminal. Thats why i made this app, that also saves time, because you dont have to type anything.

Actually this is so old ... http://blog.tice.de/beitrag.php?file=2006_08_23_0807 (German instructions without an app) ... (and just a shells script): defaults write com.apple.dashboard devmode YES