Hello, I need some advice please. Work for a charitable org and over the past few months we gave away some 20,000 copies of Linux Mint, Ubuntu which were given out to people in poverty areas of some poorer countries we operate in. These people were using old computers with Windows XP and had no money to upgrade, so after myself becoming a Linux convert only some six months ago it was a big help to do the giveway. We budgeted to give away 100,000 copies, but I have put a hold on everything as I would like now to make some changes. After doing a lot of research I found Trisquel which may be ideal for what im seeking, so thought I eould post and hope someone can please advice. We would like to make a more local version of the Linux we are distributing that would include changing the name to a local name, such as the local region, and changing the wallpaper image to local images, adding links to local search engine and charities, etc and probably several other changes that would create a local friendly version of what we are giving away. I should point out we are giving the disks away for FREE, not selling anything. So, could anyone advice if Im ok in using the Trisquel distro and making the above changes and if so, what other things would I need do to comply with Linux guidlines, etc.

any advice much appreciated,

Thankyou.

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