> Provided The activities menu is replaced by a classic menu
Incidentally, GNOME Classic does that. :) GNOME Classic being a small collection of extensions for GNOME Shell to make the experience more traditional.
> I suppose it's not Trisquel's default because it wasn't yet mature enough at that time.
Actually, it was historically because it required hardware acceleration to work (which AMD GPUs don't have with Linux-libre). It's now possible to run GNOME Shell in software, so Trisquel could adopt it now without worrying much about that (just a bit of slowdown, nothing modern CPUs can't handle though), but GNOME Flashback continued to be the default for Trisquel 7 for some reason I can't quite remember, but I want to say that conservatism was a huge part of it.
