haha
so that was you!
I again am not surprised it took an end user and a maemoan to boot...to get it to run .

What surprises me most though...
Is ...
In the rest of the known world, when someone builds something, supports it for a short period of time...the exact span is not relevant...., just stops supporting the product, .and stops communicating with the customers who bought into it...
Such businesses go under.
And yet over and over again this business model is being used in the mobile arena.
Customer loyalty is not guaranteed with such behavior.

If the devs are stretched thin ...I am sure most of that is of their own making and is largely due to taking on new shiny shiny devices...
Biz 101: If you can't communicate, If you can't support it, don't make it....
you will end up with more people abandoning and steering clear from ever coming back...and their valid spoken frustration will deter others from coming on board...amplifying the company's growing problem.

and yes ..it would be great if you can get plasma working again on the nexus 5.

But that is a purely temporary solution if the mentality of the plasma team remains the same....
In short order, the next released image revision, will present the next roadblock...for end users...again...
IF they even bother making a new image for the nexus 5
Or perhaps they will make another broken one for the nexus 5 ...and not bother to fix it ...again.
Its sloppy, its unprofessional, its a poor poor business model of behavior ...all around.