> I don't like '/usr/share/doc/newsbeuter/examples' either.
Me neither, now. (o;

> zsh doesn't know which version I'm running; Therefore, it can only
> guess for the right place for examples in such a directory.
Right. I guess, I just was blinded with trying to get completion
working for selective directories. I had another approach with
exceptions as well. Maybe that's another way, just excluding files
which really can't be a config file. E.g. images, videos, compressed
files etc.

> Also, is newsbeuter able to deal with gzipped config files at all?
> If not, it's pointless anyway (unless you do some smart =(...) magic
> in your completion, when it finds .gz), if the examples are gzipped
> by default.
No, it can't cope with {g,b}zipped files. Although such an approach
with your aforementioned magic would be neat, wouldn't it.

> What is the point in completing these at all?
I guess, I'm getting ahead of myself here. And as you've mentioned,
KISS would suffice^Wbe better here. Just wanted to do something
special. (o;
But as long as it is not working 100%, I'll not propagate this kind of
completion to grml anymore. It's not a good thing to impose the user's
will on this after all.
But I'll try to find a way, to _first_ look in ~/.newsbeuter, then
complete for everything else.

I'm sorry for any inconvenience,
z3ttacht