"Fedora is, and is meant to a bleeding edge distro, yet manages to be
very stable. While it may have a simple and easy install process and
interface, it doesn’t offer too much to the Linux newbie. It feels
less like an integrated distribution and more like a generic Linux
installation, which it might well be; there are few customizations
which are unique to Fedora, although this isn’t necessarily a bad
thing.

For those who have worked on Linux for a while, Fedora is a nice way
to come back to the basics, but those who are still new to the world
of Linux might find themselves fighting with basic operations such as
adding repositories – which come easily to other distributions. On the
other hand its performs remarkably well. If you do opt for Fedora be
prepared to spend some time on the CLI."


http://www.thinkdigit.com/Features/Fedora-13-Review_5176.html
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