Booting up the LiveCD showed me a rather odd loading screen. You can't tell but those three distinct progress bars were racing each other independently from one side of the screen to the other. Bizarre.

I've always been impressed at the visual polish of the Fedora project, and this release is no exception. The default color scheme and background is professional and smooth.

The installer is full-screen, but the widgets for each screen seem to not scale properly. They look much too small and cramped up in the top left side of the screen.

Software Selection:

Package management is one of the things that has always what killed my chances of using Fedora exclusively. I can deal with a few bugs here and there for a bleeding-edge desktop. What I can't deal with is non-functional or underwhelming software installation.

Say what you will, but I very rarely have issues with DEB-based Linux distributions.

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