Hello Hamzeh, the gnome-keyring service is not the only place, in which gnome-keyring is used. As far as I understand, all it does is unlocking your login keyring; you have to ensure on your own, that the keyring argument passed to it matches the keyring used by your applications.
I think you have two options going ahead. One would be to mark your keyring as a replacement to the existing one. That would require the non-trivial effort of maintaining a Guix fork while the patch is not upstreamed and lobbying for its inclusion in mainline Guix. Is there some merit in adding LXQt to this line or even dropping it entirely? The second would be to replace gnome-keyring in every package using it through package transformations. Regards, Leo
