Standard Widgets

Per default, the &xcenter; comes with the following widget types:

The "X-Button" widget. This displays the &xwp; "X" logo on the &xcenter; bar. If you click on that button, a menu opens which gives you access to the "Suspend", "Restart Desktop", and &xshutdown; features. In addition, this displays the folder contents of the Desktop.
Object buttons. These represent any Desktop object. These widgets are not displayed in the "Add widgets" menu. To add such a widget, simply drag it onto the &xcenter; bar, as shown on the previous page.
If the object is a folder, it will display its contents if you click on it , similar to the XFolder folder content menus:
The "CPU load" widget can also be seen in the above screenshot and presents the current CPU load as a per-cent value. In addition, it maintains a graph of past CPU activity.
Then there are several monitor widgets which display system information. Presently, we have a clock and a "free memory" widget:
Finally, the "Window list" widget displays the contents of the PM window list. As opposed to that list, the currently active window is shown as a pushed-down button, and you can click on the items to active the corresponding window. Besides, the window list supports filtering (right-click on the window list and select "Properties").