This is why I said to make note of the button positions.

As you can see, in this screenshot, the Empty Trash dialog has the Empty Trash button before the Cancel button.
However, when we were deleting the file originally, the Cancel button came before the Trash button.

I've pointed it out before, and I have received flack for ranting about buttons being in the reverse order, but the fact of the matter is, this is actually a pretty huge thing in the programming world. It is called UI inconsistency, and it is a bug, as far as most programmers are concerned. Most ordinary people wouldn't notice it, however having button orders reversed can result in confusion and wrong button-presses. This is potentially dangerous, especially in the case of premanent deletion buttons in the wrong order.
It also is noticeable by the other percentage of the user base, like me, and it is also really irritating to look at.

OpenMandriva Lx uses Firefox as a web browser.

Unlike Mandriva which doesn't recognize blank root passwords apparently, OpenMandriva was perfectly fine with it, so here is the main control panel. Looks like a Macintosh.

The other control panel looks like a web page. And again, having two control panels is confusing.

And to top that off, there are still no default software sources programmed into the updater, and the message telling you to "add media" is not any more helpful than it was before.

Shutting down OpenMandriva Lx.

Conclusion: