Please break statements up into paragraphs. It makes comments easier to read.
:)
"I would assume that the intended result is something along the lines of
Crunchbang/Archbang."
The developers have almost nothing definitive, actually. There's always a lot
of consensus to be reached for lightweight distributions.
"I wondered why Audacious didn't come up - is it too heavy on the deps?"
It's a heavy-ish program in general. And it had problems working even in the
main version of Trisquel, which is why it was pulled for 3.5.
"Using something like Leafpad is wrong, IMO - an
editor without syntax highlighting is, at best, a notepad."
That's correct, but it's not necessarily problematic. The number of serious
coders that use even gedit instead of a full-blown application like ViM or
eMacs to do their work must not be very large.
"Now - is this intended mostly to be used as a live system or an
installed one? Personally, I think that email clients are pointless on
live systems, but if it should be included, I would say Claws is good -
if it is themed, it can look nice."
I've always used webmail myself, but some users prefer a dedicated
application. Even Damn Small Linux (sic) has one, Sylpheed.
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