So far, after a day of use, I’m completely unimpressed. Fedora 11 fails to even recognize the trackpad on my MacBook; while in Fedora 10 I couldn’t enable multi-touch options, at least the trackpad worked! Also, the default browser is Firefox 3.5.4b, which is still beta - and I get that this is Fedora, so it’s supposed to be the bleeding edge and all - but seriously, Firefox 3.5 beta 4 is not ready to be a default browser. GMail doesn’t even load correctly!

Here’s what works, that didn’t in Fedora 10:

• GUI, out of the box. It isn’t perfect, but it works. With RPMFusion enabled, you can install the nVidia drivers to make it work perfectly - see Derek Hildreth’s guide for details.
• Hmmm, that’s really about it.

Here’s what doesn’t work:

• The trackpad. At all.
• Sound. And I can’t seem to fix it the way I did in Fedora 10.

Overall, I’m not impressed, and I’m tired of working without the full benefit of the trackpad - which in Mac OS X is probably the most awesome input device ever created, and should work just the same in Fedora, but doesn’t. Look out - I am downloading Ubuntu 9.04 right now, so there may be some posts detailing my experiences over the next couple of weeks!