I found a simple calendar that fits antiX very well named
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. It only displays a small calendar, which is perfect for me since I use Google for PIM stuff on all devices.

I see how to bind it to a hotkey, but would like to bind it to a click on the clock, the most common method I have found in DMs for bringing up a calendar and one that is easy to remember.

Is there a way to do this myself, or does it require someone with actual coding knowledge?! TIA

go to ~/.icewm/preferences and add double click on the clock to show the calendar.

Thanks, but I am running antiX-base (should have mentioned that...) and icewm is nowhere to be seen.

But now I am going to see if I can get that somewhere in .fluxbox

Later

from what i know fluxbox doesn't have the option to open a program from the clock. you can replace the fluxbox toolbar with tint2 and then it will work, because gsimplecal was made by the tint2 developer.

This worked for me in icewm preferences file:

TaskBarShowClock=1
TaskBarClockLeds=0
ClockCommand="gsimplecal"
TimeFormat="%T"
DateFormat="%c"

It's the ClockCommand line. Works great!!

Thanks rmcellig , that worked perfect.
gsimplecal was just what I was looking for and 1 left click on the clock did it in icewm"preferences".
Very nice , thanks.
Colin