How To Make Your Own Mac “Widgets Gone Wild.”

Have you ever wondered this? Why does Apple limit Dashboard Widgets to the Dashboard in Mac OS X?

Why not free the Widgets and let them act alone, stand alone, and become Widgets Gone Wild?

It’s tough to argue that Widgets are not cool and not worthy of consideration and use on our Macs.

Eye candy? Sure. Useful utilities by the thousands that don’t cost a dime to use? Certainly.

I like Widgets. I use Widgets. I want more Widgets. I have one major problem with.... (excerpted).

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