Xentara v2.0.3
User Manual
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Under Linux, Xentara looks for the user configuration file in a number of default directories, until it finds a file named users.json. The following locations are tried, in order:
You can specify additional search directories on the command line using the option --config-dir=<path>, where <path> is be the path to a directory to search. You can specify this option more than once to add multiple directories to the search path. The additional directories are searched in the order they appear on the command line, before the default directories listed above.
You can override the searched directories as described in the XDG Base Directory Specification.
Under Windows, Xentara looks for the user configuration file in a number of default directories, until it finds a file named users.json. The following locations are tried, in order:
You can specify additional search directories on the command line using the option -ConfigDir <path>, where <path> is be the path to a directory to search. You can specify this option more than once to add multiple directories to the search path. The additional directories are searched in the order they appear on the command line, before the default directories listed above.
You can specify a different user configuration file on the command line using the option --users=<path> under Linux, or -Users <path> under Windows. <path> must be the path to the user configuration file.