> 3) 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