- Is it a good thing for Trinity to have a different look and feel
depending on where you get it from? Alexandre has released Trinity for PCLinuxOS, which is great. But he's also unilaterally changed the look and feel by default so that PCLinuxOS Trinity is different from Trinity elsewhere. Should we encourage that, or should we insist (as much as can be reasonably expected) that Trinity will look and feel the same whether you are running it under Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, SUSE, Linux Mint, PCLinuxOS, or even MacOS. (If that is possible.)
This is a seriouse issue. From y professinal point of view it's a no-go. TDE has to have it's defined default appereance (which has to be well-defined somewhere). Otherwise it's "devide & conquer" played on TDE ... and you better invest your time somewhere else.
Just my 2 cent.
Nik