config at wrong place

[Cyborgscode]

Version: any
Issue:

Start by copying the default configuration from /usr/share/touchegg/touchegg.conf to ~/.config/touchegg/touchegg.conf. You can do it using your file manager or by running this command in your terminal:

Under /usr/share/* are only examples, not default configs.

The correct location for a default.conf is /etc/appname/

Request: relocate default location of touchegg.conf to /etc/touchegg/default.conf or /etc/touchegg.conf

[Penguin-Guru]

I personally agree with you for many programs, but "/usr" is standard for user installed files and "/usr/share" is standard for user installed reference files. It seems Touchegg's logic is to simply not install a config by default. It installs an example and suggests that users can copy it with whatever modifications they want. This is probably a good approach.

• Users won't suddenly be subject to unexpected input before they've had a chance to review the default config file.
• Some users may want their config somewhere in "/etc" and others may prefer it somewhere user-specific, like "~/.config/touchegg/".