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I have some features suggestion for f18..

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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – Hey :) Well I'm not sure that's the right place but I have some suggestions for the new fedora release. Well .. 1. Nvidia graphics driver auto installer \ GUI installer \ something like this - Hell, That's almost impossible to install that if you not a "Linux engineer". It's too hard! and when you eventually installed it successfully, the suspend option doesn't work. I really recommend about nvidia drivers auto installer. 2. Login and Logout fade in \ fade out effect - It's cool (: 3. When the user changes the desktop's background wallpaper - the lock screen's &amp (HowTos)

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Submitted by sine on 09/22/2012

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