sudo apt-get install xfce4-power-manager --no-install-recommends
I can't answer your second question. That's a question for AntoFox...the Mate maintainer for Devuan.
]]>Another more disturbing question: if Mate's power manager has systemd as a dependency, will the whole Mate desktop one day have it as a dependency?
]]>This is just a guess, but perhaps the Devuan developers are still working on the actual mate-power-manager
AntoFox maintains Mate for Devuan. He posted this last month.
]]>As mlsmith said, it also shows systemd as a dependency...or consolekit. This is just a guess, but perhaps the Devuan developers are still working on the actual mate-power-manager (?)...I don't know. Sorry Ron.
]]>If I put sudo in front I get: sudo: mate-power-manager: command not found
It doesn't help if I put in mate-power-manager-common either.
EDIT:
I also tried to reinstall it in hopes the same error message would pop up again, but it did not.
mate-power-manager
I hope that's right since I'm unfamiliar with Mate still...
]]>As the subject line states, I have no access to the power manager. It usually should be in the Mate Control center, but it's not. I have upower installed. I thought maybe if I installed mate-power-manager-common then the power manager link would show up in the control center, but it did not. Another thing is after installing this, an error message popped up which unfortunately I did not write down. But it is installed according to Synaptic, along with upower.
Is there a way to check which one is running? Or if any? Thanks.
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