[Trisquel-users] Trisquel's road to the mainstream success

[valgrund]

I've been viewing Trisquel from a mainstream PC-user standpoint for a while.  
I came to the conclusion, that, our beloved distro, is lacking an unique  
design and look. An awesome OS like Trisquel needs it's recognizable look and  
feel, which acts like a "trademark"; when people see it, they know exactly  
what is it about.
Let's look at Ubuntu example. Ubuntu's colour-rich theme, with the nuances of  
orange and violet, is widely recognizable. It's that what makes Ubuntu  
unique, while Trisquel comes more like with "out of the box" -feel.
It is then fully on user's responsibility to make it look a little bit nicer  
to their taste. Customizability is of course the freedom that goes without  
saying. But if we are going to gain the poplarity which, this beatiful, free  
platform really deserves, we should give it a purposeful, gentle touch of  
personality and elegance.

Any thoughts?