WinCal is an open-source Windows taskbar calendar tool that displays schedules, including system mail and ICS subscriptions, with lunar calendar display, theme following, and rich settings, inspired by macOS Itsycal.
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Project Overview
WinminiCal is a lightweight, elegant Windows 11 taskbar calendar tool inspired by macOS Itsycal, supporting event list display. This version is a fork of ha0719/WinCal, adding Emoji flag image support.
Key Features
- System tray calendar: Click the taskbar time area to pop up the monthly calendar panel
- System calendar replacement: Automatically intercepts the Windows native calendar popup and replaces it with the WinCal panel
- Lunar calendar display: Displays the lunar date below each date cell
- Event display: Dates with events show colored dots; upcoming events are listed below the panel
- Event details: Hover over an event item to show details on the left (title, time, location, description)
- ICS subscription: Supports remote .ics calendar subscriptions (Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.)
- Theme following: Dark/light theme automatically follows the system
- Emoji flag support: Flag images written into the program itself, adding twemoji flag images
- Rich settings: Week start day, upcoming event days, font size, time format, etc.
Target Audience
- Windows 10 1903+ or Windows 11 users
- Users who need a taskbar calendar and schedule display
- Users who need lunar calendar display and ICS subscription
Quick Start
- Development: Run
build.bat - Publish single file: Run
publish.bat, output isdist/WinCal.exe
Core Advantages
- Supports Emoji flag image display
- Lightweight and elegant, inspired by macOS Itsycal
- Supports lunar calendar display and ICS calendar subscription
- Single-file publish, no .NET runtime installation required
System Requirements
- OS: Windows 10 1903+ or Windows 11
- Additional dependencies: .NET 8 SDK, Visual Studio 2022 or VS Code + C# Dev Kit for building
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