Honestly, though, I'd recommend using stock Trisquel. You probably don't need to use LXDE; GNOME Flashback (what standard Trisquel 7 uses) is sufficiently lightweight for pretty much any computer in use today.
Trisquel Mini is an entirely different desktop environment, so yeah, that's
why. The way you change the menus is different too, and the easiest way
involves installing an additional program... I don't remember the name of
that program, I'll look it up later.
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