> If you are using Wayland, you make a file in ~/.config/environment.d/ and set you configuration variables there. This is not in any way Wayland specific, and

> If you are using Wayland, you make a file in ~/.config/environment.d/ and set you configuration variables there. This is not in any way Wayland specific, and arguably should be the default choice for setting env vars, as it should apply to all user sessions regardless of what type they are or what shell is used.