Don't be silly. GNOME Flashback's requirements aren't too heavy for most available systems, and the same applies to LXDE. The DEs you're suggesting are extremely lightweight, sure, but that comes at a cost of user-friendliness. People who want them should do a net-install.

In fact, I've argued in the opposite direction. Because the difference between GNOME Flashback and LXDE is so small, I think the main version of Trisquel should just be regular GNOME. Mini could either be kept as LXDE, or changed to MATE; either way, it would suffice for most available old systems.

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