> Good work. I'll burn this ISO and do some testing. :) In the future,
> I hope the project will even do this for alpha.

Well, it was the very first iso image built for this release.

> Some questions:
> 
> *Was Inkscape removed only to reduce disk space? If so, I can
> understand, as disk space appears to be very limited for this project.

Disk space is very important in a live cd, you have 703MB to play with.
But it was not the only reason, inkscape is only used by a few users,
and in a friendly desktop oriented OS it is not a vital feature. 
I don't believe in the "its better because includes more programs"
stanza. The simpler, the better. And also, it weights 27MB! ;)

> *What exactly were the modifications to A Web Browser, and which ones
> aren't working?

We apply a set of changes to Firefox to make it freedom-respecting, and
the modifications require us to change the name and logo. Some of those
changes are failing (This part should be discussed in trisquel-devel).

> *Today's installation of Conkerer web browser through the updater
> came as a surprise. Was this to fix the problem with "About Trisquel"
> not starting up if the default browser is removed?

I don't know about this. Which unexpected packages came with your
updates exactly?

> If this was the
> main purpose, I think it should be hidden from the Menu Bar by
> default. *When you say the icon set is too big, do that mean that the
> icon resolutions are too high, or that there are too many icons?

It means it wastes too much disk. It should be like half a MB instead
of 6MB. Most of the icons are already provided by gnome-icons and can
be removed.
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