Entertainment: provides access to various streamlining media services and their upcoming content schedules.Core: shows the Home Dev dashboard with pinned widgets, one at a time, in left-to-right order.Here’s the complete list with a brief explanation for each widget item (notice that many of them simply echo content from existing Windows 11 apps): There are 13 items in this list, of which Weather shows up by default on the Taskbar. These appear in Figure 3, and include 18 items at present, as shown (I’ll list them by name, with brief explanations following Figure 3).įigure 2: Menu items from the Add Widget pulldown menu in the Widget Panel (broken side-by-side for compactness) (Image credit: Tom's Hardware) You’ll also see an option to “Find more widgets.” If clicked, that shows you the complete collection of widgets available through the Microsoft Store. If you click the plus sign (“+”) to its right, you’ll see a list of choices in a menu, as shown in Figure 2. When you open the Widget Panel in Windows 11 by clicking on the weather icon, you will see an Add widgets dialog at its top edge. Exploring the Widgets Panel and Add Widget That includes the four shown in Figure 1, plus an item named SSH keychain that shows all SSH connections defined in a PC’s SSH config file (click any such item to open the corresponding connection in Windows Terminal). As I write this story, it offers only 5 items. The number of widgets available to the Dev Home dashboard is limited. Figure 1: After pinning them to the dashboard, Dev Home offers access to widgets for CPU, CPU, Memory, Network and more (they’re quite reminiscent of the Performance pane in Task Manager).
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