You seriously did not pay attention to my unwillingness to post at Meego.com - I'm seriously against it.

Asking questions there seems to be met with some form of discontent that I cannot support. If you have the answer, answer the question. If you find it inappropriate, ignore it. But to ignore each and every ****ing question asked and hide behind "this site is for developers mostly" type of mantra and you're unwilling to make the devices open to all developers, then you've created a situation where folks will ask and no answers will get found.

Not all devs there are like that, but in my experience, the people more than likely to answer first live by that aforesaid mantra of "This place is for devs" type of mentality...

Give me a device, I'd dev. Give me a forum, I'm asking questions. Give me a bad attitude, I can give one back and it's warranted from my perspective.

Oh well. Glad somebody try to explain Aegis. I still want an answer as to what it is truly protecting. Seems to be more inline with protecting the closed sourced apps from the UI to the other bits than honestly protecting media - perhaps it helps with user rights as well, but that's further down on its priorities.

It sounds rather Android or Apple-ish the more I think about it.