• Use FTP mirrors or BitTorrent to download iso images.
• Make sure to do a linux mediacheck before beginning install.
• Install supports CD, DVD, HD-ISO, NFS-ISO, FTP, HTTP, USB, and VNC.
• Some installs have trouble with LCD displays, so use the linux nofb option.
• To install/activate SELinux, install using the selinux option.
• When partitioning the disks, linux file system options are limited to ext2/ext3.
  Even though xfs is supported in Kernel 2.6. Of course you can format vfat and swap as well as setup RAID disks.
• Be very careful if installing a Fedora/Windows XP dual boot system.
  Bugzilla entry #115980 describes some of the problem(s) and possible solution(s). Read more about this bug.
• Depending on processor speed, the install time is long; even longer for upgrade(s).
• Configuration utilities have changed from redhat- to system-.
  (i.e. redhat-config-network is now named system-config-network, etc.)
• Fedora supports both yum (default) and apt package managers. See the Fedora HOWTO.

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