I can't speak for netbook users because I am not one, but I would rather not see Unity as a default on any Trisquel edition. Unity is engineered, like the desktop interfaces of proprietary OS's, to be nigh impossible to change and customize compared to Gnome 2, KDE, and other more lightweight shells and DE's.

Development of unity is headed by ubuntu (as opposed to community-oriented projects), and ubuntu's leaders tend to make unilateral decisions on things like that. If so desired, it's possible to create a Unity-like interface suitable for netbooks using either the current Gnome panel setup or a more lightweight DE.

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