Many people have already expressed their take on this...

This is entirely an end-user perspective. Drop to a shell and start doing some configurations and tuning of everything and you'll quickly see a difference between Fedora and Ubuntu... or rather Fedora and Anything.

While many commands are the same, many of the configuration files are in completely different locations.

I haven't met an RPM-based system that felt "normal" to me, yet. So I'm hoping MeeGo works out. I still haven't spent much time looking around the Moblin I setup on my Netbook just to see it.

But I tend to do more on my system than click on buttons.. which puts me into the minority and makes me not the target market when dealing with mobile platforms.

(Keep in mind that I say it's not "normal" doesn't mean an Ubuntu admin can't stumble his way around an RPM system - most the commands are still there - it's just not.. right. Hard to explain.)