Lock Screen "cards" are actually Widgets running in a different app. If you disable Widgets by policy, Lock Screen loses the cards too.I killed off the Widgets, and I've never seen any lock screen ads.
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Lock Screen "cards" are actually Widgets running in a different app. If you disable Widgets by policy, Lock Screen loses the cards too.I killed off the Widgets, and I've never seen any lock screen ads.
I guess that's why mine are gone.Lock Screen "cards" are actually Widgets running in a different app. If you disable Widgets by policy, Lock Screen loses the cards too.
I don't have to check the weather that often. I've got enough crap popping up and covering my work, don't need to ask for more!Ah so it's the widgets then? I'll try that, thanks. I didn't used to mind seeing the weather at the edge of the task bar - when it was the weather and not some financial thing. But if it's linked to the lock screen things then - maybe it'll have to go. Either that or I just have to keep turning the lock screen stuff off again regularly.
Good pointI don't have to check the weather that often. I've got enough crap popping up and covering my work, don't need to ask for more!![]()
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Good pointI can see the weather out of the window lol. Although the forecast tells you what's happening next and I don't like watching the weather on tv. I wouldn't want to use linux all the time but about 10 years ago there was a really good little taskbar weather thing on linux - I miss that. Can't remember what it was called.
I know but it's handy having a little sunny or cloudy symbol on the task bar. Currently now - 10 degrees C Partly CloudyExcept it then flips onto "Forthcoming earnings" and doesn't stay on the weather.
I have WeatherBug on my phone, if I need to see what's coming, it's always in my pocket.Good pointI can see the weather out of the window lol. Although the forecast tells you what's happening next and I don't like watching the weather on tv. I wouldn't want to use linux all the time but about 10 years ago there was a really good little taskbar weather thing on linux - I miss that. Can't remember what it was called.