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Hi 
This is the perfect one to grab and test out asap, especially if you have a
pet-peeve that has been long-running.
There are probably tons of bug-fixes including some really hefty ones. I
think there are 'new' accessibility features (thanks to IBM and Apache) and
less reliance on Java for them. IF your pet-peeve is still a problem then
right now is the best time to post a bug-report or add a comment to an
existing one because there are more eyes on the code right now than at any
other time in the branch's cycle.
It is also a good time to join or have a brief stint in the QA team to help
triage bug-reports even if you only whizz through "marking duplicates".
Documentation Team could also use new people to help update the Published
Guides and the L10n (international translators) are putting a lot of work
into streamlining their work on the in-built help.
This is probably not the best release to roll out to all machines in a
company or to machines with limited download. This release will have tons
of stuff to make it more compatible with the latest MS formats, tons of
bug-fixes, tons of additional functionality so it could well be THE perfect
one to roll-out but it's worth testing first jic. For example has the
cropping thing been fixed in Draw? (or was that all a red herring?)
So, the best bet is to try it out asap on 1 or 2 sample machines,
preferably ones where you can respond quickly if there are problems.
Regards from
Tom