No gnome-power-manager command but it is installed on arch

Question

I'm running latest Arch, have gnome and fluxbox and my main windows manager is Fluxbox. I wanted to manage my power settings in fluxbox and i added gnome-power-manager in startup but is says there isn't a command like that. I checked if gnome-power-manager is installed with pacman and it says it is. Note when i open power settings in gnome shell environemnt there is no 'close lid' option.

Note : Fixed My main intention was to use this power manager to manipulate the laptop's state when i close the lid, press the shutdown button etc. I fixed this with instaling xfce4-power-manager.

Answer 1

Gnome-power-manager as a stand-alone daemon/component no longer exists. Power management for the gnome-desktop now falls to gnome-settings-daemon, and as such, can't be easily imported into a non-gnome-desktop without pulling in a lot more than you would actually need. From what I can dig up; this happened around 3.2.1-1.