It's interesting how much the Fedora project focus on this revolves around accelerated graphics. I wonder what percentage of Pi users are actually running them in desktop mode and using graphics, etc? For me, almost all of mine are run headless or in console mode, with no GUI at all. I would have thought that embedded / headless mode would be a pretty significant portion of Pi uses, if not a majority, but quite possibly I'm blinded by my own interests there.
In either case, official support for the Pi from another mainstream Linux distribution can't be anything but a Good Thing, so happy to hear this.