I usedto use XnView for Windows, now I'm using 1.7 under some kind of debian GNU/Linux derivative. This version of XnView is most likely as great as the windows version, but I'm a bit confused the installer script put the configuration files in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults instead of /etc/X11/app-defaults which is the usual place for my such things in my distro.
Now I have manually moved the files and I'm wondering whether this is a good idea or whether XnView always uses the /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults path for its configuration file or is there a way to tell XnView that the path should now be /etc/X11/app-defaults?
btw. is there a .deb-packaged version of XnView? I could build a .deb on my own and thus help XnView if I wasn't such a noob in debian package generation
Is there a way that debian puts xnview into its repository? I guess there are some license problems, but they got the contrib for that?
Installer placed XnView in strange places
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