Fedora 9: First Impressions
So, I just started using Fedora 9 yesterday, and it has some really great things that I've noticed so far.

PolicyKit is the best integrated authorization and keychain system in any OS I've ever used. It's awesome--it does everything I want it to do, in exactly the way I want it to do it.

Firefox 3 is awesome--the usability and general interface enhancements make this the best browser I've ever used, by far. The AwesomeBar really is awesome.

The "Locations" thing in the Date/Time dropdown in the panel is great. It's a small thing, but I really love it. Now I finally know exactly what time it is in all the places where my co-developers/workers live, and whether it's day or night there. (And even what their weather is like!)

And everything seems speedier, in general, which is nice. :-)

The only problem I've had so far is that sound still doesn't work in the flash plugin with PulseAudio--same problem I had in Fedora 8 (and yes, I do have pulseaudio-libs.i386 installed).

-Max