That brings us to the point of -- "What is a proper XDG_* environment for trinity?" Right now in tqtinterface, we have complete control over the XDG environment with trinity.sh. I currently have: What additional can we do/(do better) with the environment setup?

+1 When I was shopping desktops, it was not uncommon to have kde3, kde4, wm2 fvmwm2, e-16, e-17, gnome, fluxbox, twm, blackbox, openbox, etc. all installed simultaneously. The only real havoc was caused by kde3/kde4/gnome. That's why the X11 project put out an entire menuing standard to handle what is isn't visible in each desktop. I've picked through the standard, but never compared between what we have and what is says. Further, in doing so, I don't ever recall seeing a clean way of preventing the kde3/kde4/gnome menu mess. It is almost as if there is a need for a global 'menuedit' to manage /etc/xdg/menu on a global and per/user basis to include/exclude apps in menus when multiple desktop environments are installed.