I'm currently using (on my second F14 box) what I consider to be the nicest new feature of preupgrade: vnc remote install preloading. Perfect for semi-unattended upgrades.
My initial impressions of F14 on my laptop, installed as a fresh install with a separate /home that was left from the F13 install (and prior): 1.) Lots of work have obviously gone into this release, and updates are coming along to take care of some of the niggles (like the pyxf86config one that causes nvidia issues); 2.) Faster responding than F13; 3.) The laughlin background is cool, very cool! Of course, I'm a KDE user, so some of my impressions are KDE upstream ones: 1.) Strigi is nice, but the initial indexing is a resource drain; 2.) My initial login into KDE 4.5 was unsuccessful; I moved my retained .kde tree out of the way, and could get logged in, then moved my stuff across piecemeal; 3.) Am I blind, or is there no document listing what all the files in .kde do? (My .kde is old, really old, with stuff left I'm sure from KDE 1 back in my Mandrake 5.3 and RedHatLinux 6.0 days that I could probably get rid of) 4.) Still trying to get Desktop effects to work with the RPMfusion kmod-nvidia and the Oxygen theme..... but that's more an nvidia thing, not a Fedora thing. Hardware is a Dell Precision M65 laptop with Quadro FX 350 M w/ 256MB video, Core 2 Duo T7400 processor, 4GB RAM, and running the 64-bit version. Nice experience thus far. -- users mailing list users@lists.fedoraproject.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
