The new Afterstep in Debian 2.0 has converted to a configuration
subdirectoy instead of a .steprc file. You can still force Afterstep to
use .steprc but that behaviour will eventually be phased out. (see the
docs)
The directory is called GNUStep afaik and contains pretty much the same
info as the old .steprc but spread out over different files to organize
the configuration data into logical blocks. Thus you'll find it not too
hard to cut and paste your old .steprc into the files in GNUStep Debian
has set up for you...
Cheers,
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