Only a few scripts should remain in /usr/bin:

• winswitch_applet / winswitch_server : essentials
• winswitch_away / winswitch_back : can be used by blueproximity, etc
• winswitch_command_wrapper : used by .desktop command lines, must be on PATH to make it user friendly
• winswitch_stdio_socket / winswitch_stdio_tcp : can be used by users for diagnosys (maybe)

Almost everything else we can move to libexec. This is cleaner and better for packaging. Means we don't need so many manual pages.

Some commands barely use any features, yet they need to import tons of stuff. This makes them slow to start and produces lots of unnecessary debug messages to be printed.

Examples:

• away/back: should not care about pygtk, icons, etc..
• "--help" should not need to load pygst (which causes its own warning logging: ** Message: pygobject_register_sinkfunc is deprecated (GstObject))
• winswitch_open should be fast and nimble

The solution we have doesn't work in all cases:

• xpra + UK keyboard mapping ends up wrong
• win32 doesn't map properly either?
• osx: we have to guess since the build does not use an X server..

etc. Figure out the best way to make it all work.