Description:
new-config
makes a new config-dir and populates it. Things which you're
less likely to want to change are symlink'ed into the new config-dir. Things
which you are expected to change, are copied. Look at your new config-dir
to see which things are symlinks and which aren't.
It's also a good idea to check everything in the new config-dir for the
string FIXME, which is used to indicate something which can't be
figured out automatically by configure, but still needs to be changed. You
could use a shell command like the following to get a list of files:
% find /new/config/dir -type f -exec grep -l FIXME {} /dev/null \;
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