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Yeah. I don't think you can. But I really like this feature from Google search. I currently run my own instance of Whoogle. Neither does whoogle have a good way to show these widgets
The only thing I really miss is doing data calculations in Google because I have shitty Internet and I want to know how many hours I've gotta let this thing download before I get my bandwidth back.
I miss currency conversions.
Maybe consider using a launcher for that, like albertlauncher (Linux) or ueli (Windows).
Is there a way to implement that in Gnome search? It can do small calculations. I have used KDE's search it could do currency as well.
I'm not really familiar with Gnome