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 From: jbicha@debian.org 
  
 Package: reform-tools 
 Version: 1.81-2 
 X-Debbugs-CC: sway@packages.debain.org 
 Control: affects -1 xdg-terminal-exec sway 
  
 I am surprised to see that reform-tools now installs this file: 
 /usr/share/xdg-terminal-exec/sway-xdg-terminals.list 
  
 reform-tools isn't Sway. I'm worried about a possible future filename 
 conflict if some other package provides that file. 
  
 I am the maintainer of the xdg-terminal-exec package in Debian. I am 
 willing to have the xdg-terminal-exec package install that file (like 
 already happens for GNOME and Ubuntu) but we should probably get 
 approval from the sway package maintainer for its contents. (Or sway 
 could ship its own file.) 
  
 Another alternative is for the Reform desktop to set a custom 
 XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP. For instance, Ubuntu has an Ubuntu session (with 
 /usr/share/gnome-session/sessions/ubuntu.session and 
 /usr/share/wayland-sessions/ubuntu.desktop) that makes use of a GNOME 
 Shell feature (GNOME Shell session mode) to set XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP to 
 ubuntu:GNOME. Then things like xdg-terminal-exec and gsettings 
 overrides can be set for Ubuntu without touching GNOME. It also 
 inherits GNOME settings (unless overriden by Ubuntu settings). This 
 might be complex to set up but there are some advantages if it can be 
 made to work. 
  
 Thank you, 
 Jeremy Bícha 
  
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