Just wait till you try and update the system for the first time using packagekit. It's broken out of the box and requires some 'yum' commands to fix.

Don't try bluetooth either. It may look like it's on from the Gnome 3.0 icon in the status bar, but it's not. You have to run some system commands to turn the service on. Plugging in or leaving in a bluetooth dongle does not solve the issue. HOWEVER, Fedora 16 may fix this with a tweak to the systemd scripts. An article on systemd suggest that this could be auto spawned if detected.

Also, there didn't appear to be any word processing option by default. But that's included among the things I generally change on an operating system anyway.

However, I would agree that overall the new gnome 3.0 interface is quite nice to have installed by default. Enjoying it very much right now.

They need to fix packagekit big time. I could see it being really confusing on what is actually needed to install a particular function.. Even if you know the name of something, you will get several packages with no clue on what is needed.