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Trisquel GNU/Linux is a version of the GNU operating system using the Linux kernel. The main goal of the project is the production of a fully free -as in speech- system that provides strong support for the galician language -but including English, Spanish, catalonian and basque support as well.
Trisquel's name comes from the celtic symbol -named triskelion or triskele in English- consisting of three interlocked spirals. The project's logo depicts a triskelion made of the union of three Debian swirls, as a sign of recognition to the project it's based in.
The project was born in 2004 with the sponsorship of the University of Vigo, and officially presented in April 2005 with Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU project, as a special guest. It was originally developed as a Debian based distribution, but the repositories where changed to Ubuntu with the 2.0 release, in the summer of 2008. The project hosts its own repositories, a derivative -proprietary software clean- version of Ubuntu's main and universe components. The differences include the removal of all non-free packages, the substitution of the original linux kernel with a blob-free version, and the addition of several packages.
By December 11, 2008, Trisquel GNU/Linux was included by the Free Software Foundation in the list of free GNU/Linux distributions available at the GNU webpage, following the verification process taken to ensure the commitment of the Trisquel development team and community to promoting and distributing only 100% free software.
Source: Wikipedia
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