Good idea!
Out of curiosity I've tried to install My Calendar the way I knew it wouldn't work (via Spartacus as a non-event plugin) to examin the error more closely...Didn't shed much light on the situation:
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Trying to open URL package_sidebar.xml ...
Fetched 29803 bytes from already existing file on your server. Saving file as templates_c/package_sidebar.xml...
Trying to open URL serendipity_event_mycalendar.php?rev=1.9999...
Fetched 10946 bytes from the URL above. Saving file as /var/www/blog//plugins/serendipity_event_mycalendar/serendipity_event_mycalendar.php...
Data successfully fetched.
Trying to open URL serendipity_plugin_mycalendar.php?rev=1.9999...
Fetched 4551 bytes from the URL above. Saving file as /var/www/blog//plugins/serendipity_event_mycalendar/serendipity_plugin_mycalendar.php...
Data successfully fetched.
Error: serendipity_plugin_mycalendar:6b2994458078a47629177a9f43ecfa39 (serendipity_plugin_mycalendar)
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /var/www/blog/include/admin/plugins.inc.php on line 664
For the record, it does install properly through Spartacus as an event plugin.
Without knowning much (anything) about the plugin system, I was thinking about the possible problems, and was wondering if perhaps it's installing things in the wrong order through the normal plugin's Spartacus interface. If it tries to install the event plugin before the normal plugin, and the event plugin is trying to call something declared in the normal plugin...a situation like that? Just a shot in the dark...
(Please realize I'm not nit picking...well, I am, but it's in good faith. I'm not meaning to be an annoyance, but this program is good, and I would like to try to help iron out all the bugs...)