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As a usability / out-of-the-box experience issue this seemed pretty high up there: docker from the command line works fine in the default package installed on Linux, but trying to use the Docker plugin in Jenkins does not work unless you change your system configuration.
The inline help should improve matters somewhat, but it would certainly be better if the plugin could connect to the Docker daemon at the standard socket location without special configuration.