> Only if I install package 'trisquel' which installs > everything (almost one gigabyte), I get it right.
Is the only thing missing the panel? The panel layouts available in mate-tweak (Redmond, Fedora, etc.) appear to be defined in files under /usr/share/mate-panel/layouts. This directory also contains additional layout files, including one called trisquel.layout, $ ls /usr/share/mate-panel/layouts/ default.layout mutiny.panel eleven-fresh.layout netbook-fresh.layout eleven-indicators-fresh.layout netbook-indicators-fresh.layout eleven-indicators.layout netbook-indicators.layout eleven.layout netbook.layout fedora.layout opensuse.layout linuxmint.layout redmond-fresh.layout mageia.layout redmond-indicators-fresh.layout mutiny-fresh.layout redmond-indicators.layout mutiny-fresh.panel redmond.layout mutiny-indicators-fresh.layout trisquel.layout mutiny-indicators-fresh.panel ubuntu-mate-fresh.layout mutiny-indicators.layout ubuntu-mate-indicators-fresh.layout mutiny-indicators.panel ubuntu-mate-indicators.layout mutiny.layout ubuntu-mate.layout which opened in a text editor does seem to define Trisquel's default panel. This file comes from the 'mate-panel' package $ dpkg -S trisquel.layout mate-panel: /usr/share/mate-panel/layouts/trisquel.layout so I don't think you should need the 'trisquel' package to install it. The problem is actually applying this layout, as it is not an option in mate-tweak. Browsing with dconf-editor I see that under org/mate/desktop/panel/general there is a setting called 'default-layout' which by default is set to 'trisquel'. Changing the layout to Redmond in mate-tweak causes the dconf value to change from 'trisquel' to 'redmond', so this value seems to be related. However, changing the value manually in dconf editor and logging in/out has no effect on the panel layout or the value displayed in mate-tweak, so I must still be missing something.
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