What do YOU want to see in your next Fedora?
Hi,
I just wonder to know what Linux users want in their Linux distribution...
Probably, if I could choose (don't worry, I can't), I'd like a Fedora a little more user-centric.
First of all, I'd like something that allows me to easily find software (look at their screenshots, comments and ratings) and install them in one-click, such as the Ubuntu Software Center or (even better) the Google Play market.
I actually prefer to use my time using software rather than installing its dependences!
I would like it not only as an user, but as a developer as well. In fact, in my humble opinion, a software market/store could attract new third-party developers and companies. (above all, if it will be also open to paid software...)
The same concept, in my poor mind, should be applied for drivers. I'd like something like the Device Driver Utility of openSolaris, which provides information about the devices installed and enables you to download and install (graphically and in one-click) the drivers for those devices that don't have an attached one.
Moreover, I'd like a way to easily/automatically install (also during the installation as in Ubuntu) the more used codecs (such as .mp3) and the Flash player.
Last, but not least, I'd like BTRFS as the default File System in Fedora with a Nautilus built-in feature that would allow me to easily access to the BTRFS snapshots, as well as the Solaris Time Slider does with the ZFS snapshots.
...and you? What do you want to see in your next Fedora?!
Talk is cheap. Show me the code. (Linus Benedict Torvalds)