> I think due to Trisquels popularity amoung the Free Software > community, it should start incorporating more installtion options that > allow for a multimedia workspace situation.
Here's a possible roadmap in three stages, each of which could be beneficial even if we don't make it to the next stage. (1a) Backport to Trisquel 9 any widely-used multimedia programs from Ubuntu Studio's backports PPA for 18.04. (1b) Bring in Cadence and Catia (unless you know of some better graphical frontends to JACK) and maybe some plugins, from KXStudio's repository. At this point Trisquel 9 will be reasonably well suited for multimedia production for users who are comfortable configuring it themselves. (2a) Study and copy Ubuntu Studio's default audio configuration (2b) Decide on a desktop environment (2c) Decide on default programs (2d) Make all of this installable with a "trisquel-studio" metapackage. At this point Trisquel 9 users can install the "trisquel-studio" metapackage to have a preconfigured multimedia system. (3) If trisquel-studio reaches a point where it seems polished enough could be made an official flavor with it's on ISO.
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