A better question would be; What does Trisquel do better at compared to the
other free distros?
Trisquel has:
1) An easy to use GUI
2) An active community which are helpful
3) Access to Ubuntu PPAs and .DEBs
4) A reputation for being very stable
5) A consistent appearance across each release
6) A consistent release cycle (which has now changed to LTS releases only)
7) Documentation that is created and updated by fellow Trisquel users.
perhaps the most important point:
8) An out of the box experience that showcases utility and polish instead of
just complying with the free system guidelines.
This makes Trisquel a great choice for the novice computer user!
It is no surprise that Trisquel is the FSF's distro of choice to promote in
their campaigns.
