Description of problem: It would be nice if the screen before installation starts could display a summary of what anaconda is about to do, listing, in a scrollable area, something conveying similar information to what a kickstart file would, but in a more user-friendly way (perhaps with an option to display the ks file, for those who prefer less user-friendly stuff :-) I'm thinking of a summary that someone could double-check before starting the install, stating what partitions/filesystems are going to be created/formatted, where the boot loader is going to be installed, what packages were selected, what timezone, etc...
That's all the stuff you just went through and did, though. Is your memory really that bad? ;-) Especially as going back to change things at that point gets difficult to impossible. With some of the thoughts on how to rework the big picture of the installer workflow, this becomes more reasonable but can't really happen with how things currently work.
It's mainly useful for interactive ks installs, when you quickly went through all the screens but now want to double-check stuff before going ahead and accidentally getting your data filesystem formatted :-) As for my memory, I didn't even remember having filed this :-) :-)