After what I saw when I booted it on the Iconia,
both AntiX and MX have a lot of potential for testing tablets,

I would fund more LTC to get more Intel tablets tested:
Somewhere out there is an Intel(or AMD) cpu'ed tablet
just waiting to be discovered for linux.
I cannot afford to buy any more tablets,
but I can afford to bother people for a few minutes with their tablet.
We could just do this right here and get it done now.

I can imagine the excellence of their distro is due, in part,
to having a tight focus.
I personally would never wish any loss of quality
in exchange for a wider scope.
That said, however, their distro could use an ARM version
as long as it did not hinder the current versions in any way.
I will consider such - I am shy of enthusiastically barging in
with what might be outside their 'scope of work'
[disclaimer, I regard ARM and Intel's ATOM as equally flawed
technological abortions - they are -both- horrible to work on]
[objective: " Handheld gnu/linux machine" fed by a dumb modem]