The problem is that the process is good for the software but it won't be good for the users in the early iterations. I use Fedora at home and I love it, but so

The problem is that the process is good for the software but it won't be good for the users in the early iterations. I use Fedora at home and I love it, but sometimes it is a little bit too experimental and in this case I'm afraid it might not be usable (Fedora has shipped broken things in the past that I would qualify as "release blockers", but the release team have a different opinion). Things settle in the sweet spot (eventually), but with every upgrade is like "what will be broken this time", and that's not a pleasant end-user experience.