Left-click on clock does not open calendar (Solved)

[szept]

When I left-click on clock in Lubuntu as well as Windows the calendar appears and it's quite handy if I need to check dates. When I do that in Easy i get a menu instead and to see the calendar I have to click on Set date and time. Right click does the same. Wouldn't be that a more convenient to leave this menu only for right-click, but show the calendar on the left-click (especially, because Set suggest that this is for setting not checking)? Just using my spare time on getting my Easy's notes onto the forum

[FeodorF]

BarryK decided to offer 'osmo' as a calendar tool. It's the icon next to your speaker icon. - I like osmo very much.

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[Flash]

Osmo icon.jpg (9.23 KiB) Viewed 378 times

[szept]

They couldn't be just combined to save another bar icon?

Anyway, thanks guys

[xgecemx]

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