[mhogomchungu]

> It looks like lxqt_wallet is even worse on that front in terms of UX - yes, its more secure for every program to have its own secret stores and require prompts to unlock them, but average desktop users just want to login and have that unlock their secret stores, pretty much like Gnome does it.

lxqt_wallet supports 3 backends: kwallet,libsecret and internal one that gives the behavior i explained above.

Each backend has its pro and cons and the project lets the user pick which one works best for them.

There need to be a general purpose secure storage system that can accommodate users who wish to not have their secrets that are meant to be used by only one application be exposed to all other applications.