My 2 cents on a 64bit edition: I would use both 64bit on my main computer and 32bit on most of those I give away as those are in the 5 - 10 year old category.

Hi all, I fix "broken computers" that people are throwing away and give them to people who aren’t gamers. WattOS is perfect for this as it is fast and has access to all the software that most people need thanks to Ubuntu. I just finished overhauling another computer and am hoping R6 comes out before I give it away. Keep up the excellent work.

One tiny annoyance I had with R5 was setting the default programs to use when opening files with specific extensions. I did three installs last month and setting the defaults was one extra step after each. I don't know how easy/hard having these preset would be as I'm more of a hardware person then software.

One other thought I had was marking it as WattOS R6 LTS as this might interest people.

I personally like midori and would be interested to see the difference in resources used between various browsers for common tasks (browsing, downloading, streaming video...). if you are going to drop midori, I'd rather see chromium or iron then chrome. Even better would be an option to choose between a couple of options during install as browsers (and music players) tend to be personal preference over performance. A couple of other suggestions would be: An xfce4/openbox version as these combine to create a nice desktop environment and a web install iso version so I can use my tiny 256MB usb stick for installations. Since this is my first post I would like to add that I fix old "broken" computers and give them to people who have limited needs (web browsing and word processing). WattOS was my distro of choice for the last two I gave away and I haven't heard any complaints.