Fedora does a lot of things really well. I use it daily on my personal laptop. Yum is so much nicer than apt-get and many things Just Work™. It also does a l

Fedora does a lot of things really well. I use it daily on my personal laptop. Yum is so much nicer than apt-get and many things Just Work™. It also does a lot of things really poorly. -Interacting with the people in their official IRC channel is painful, and many of the power users are outright hostile if not cyberbullies. The community is quite toxic. -Fedora-modded kernels have seen a massive regression in power consumption in the latest release. My laptop under Fedora 17 and 18 used to idle at a respectable 6.5 Watts. That's up to about 12 Watts now. -Fedora already moves quickly and as a result some parts of the project don't keep up. A lot of the documentation is for Fedora versions that are EOL. I don't think the move to Agile will be a positive change.