Since in a couple of years all netbooks (and even the average "legacy" computer) will be powerful enough for the standard Trisquel and a lightweight distribution will no longer be as justified, I think eventually we ought to transition to an edition with the Unity desktop and the same (heavyweight) default applications and phase out Trisquel Mini. The Unity desktop will be best suited for netbooks and tablets, while the standard desktop edition for larger screens will keep the current Gnome-based interface, which is ideal and does not need to change. The only hindrance I see is the fact that Unity requires 3D accelaration, but maybe there will be a workaround by then.

Thoughts?

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