[debian] literki does not run with debian

[arne anka]

what exactly takes it, to run literki?
i installed it to debian (--force-depends because of libfakekeys version  
and --force-archiecture because of armel vs armv4t), corrected the path to  
the font used and started up, but ...
for a moment two pink rectangles appear, on the lower one a keyboard is  
drawn, it gets transparent and disappears. still, literki is running and  
signals no error:

debian-gta02:~$ DISPLAY=:0 literki
INFO: Reading config file
INFO: Creating keyboard
INFO: Creating applet window
INFO: Loaded font: /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-dejavu/DejaVuSans-Bold.ttf
INFO: Creating launcher
INFO: Creating applet window
INFO: Loaded font: /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-dejavu/DejaVuSans-Bold.ttf
INFO: Creating slider
INFO: Creating applet window
INFO: Loaded font: /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-dejavu/DejaVuSans-Bold.ttf
INFO: Setting position and orientation
INFO: Drawing 42 keys
INFO: Loading new image space.png
INFO: Loading new image return.png
INFO: Loading new image fn.png
INFO: Loading new image shift.png
INFO: Loading new image home.png
INFO: Loading new image end.png
INFO: Loading new image alt.png
INFO: Loading new image ctrl.png
INFO: Loading new image tab.png
INFO: Loading new image backspace.png
INFO: Loading new image change_color.png
INFO: Done
INFO: Saving 01 25165844
INFO: Orienting to portrait
INFO: Applet refresh
INFO: Refreshing with buffer 01
INFO: Loading keyboard layout
INFO: Showing keyboard
INFO: Processing events
INFO: Applet refresh
INFO: Refreshing with buffer 01
INFO: Applet refresh
INFO: Applet refresh
INFO: Refreshing with buffer 01

i run debian/sid with xserver-xorg-video-glamo  
0.0.0+20090707.git98c012f7-1 and lxde as wm.

btw: i guess, it is better, if programs create a subdirectory below /etc/  
and put their config files into it instead of toplevel /etc