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Which pair of tools a session uses was being asked inside copy(), read(), copy_bytes() and press(), four times, in a conditional each. A third desktop means a third branch in each of them, and macOS is already open as a pull request doing exactly that in a different style. Wayland and X11 are two entries at the top of the file now, each naming its programs and how to build a key press from them. The functions below take whichever entry the session gets. Adding a desktop is an entry and a line in desktop(), and it touches nothing else. Two things fall out of it. The key press is checked against the same table on both: xdotool was being handed the shortcut as typed, so ctrl+f13 was refused on Wayland and passed through on X11. And a missing tool names the package to install again, which the shared message had dropped. The tests say the promises once and run them against both desktops, so a third one inherits the list rather than needing a copy of it.