I just tried out fedora 22 live to see what had changed since 10. What
has always seemed lacking is a simple list of what is "in the box", and
a "how do I" list for common tasks. This helps both the newbie and linux
user who has changed distros. Change lists are only useful if you track
every release. As an idea, start with a list of installed packages, keep
only end-user stuff, add a use category field to sort by, and show the
summary info string and how to launch it (desktop, terminal). Post this
right on the desktop and at the top of the wiki. Why should it take more
than a few seconds to answer common use questions? Example: what disk
imaging tool is included and how do I find and use it? Likewise with
browser, email, office apps, backup, music.
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