Change default-dvm from Fedora 38 to Fedora 39

I’m looking for an option that is similar because Qubes is my daily driver on my desktop and I am picky about my keyboard. I really like this type of solution because it is the creation of an editable script that could progress with the system.

Here is my process when I tested it today:
Saved the text as <filename> .
Used chmod -x <filename> in a terminal window in the correct directory to make it executable.
Had to bash <filename> for it to run.

I got the following errors:

qvm-shutdown: command not found
qvm-prefs: command not found
qvm-start: command not found

Here is where I could use some clarification in the process:
It makes sense that these commands can only be run from dom0. Is that a correct assumption?

I read how to move a file to dom0 in unman’s post.

or I know that I could write using an editor like vim in a dom0 terminal. Is there a gui text editor equivalent in dom0?

or could I somehow ask dom0 to execute a file in a vm but it run in dom0?

What would the best practice be for security? (Outside of buying a ps2 keyboard or reinstalling when a new qubes image is available, of course?)

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