I'd like to see a magic press-and-hold key or keys on reboot that shows what the device is really doing. That way, when i get into another reboot loop, i'll have a clue.

I'd like some more documentation, perhaps on a CD or something, that talks about what the apps really do. Media Player, for example, has a byzintine set of functions, half of which seem mislabeled. I was not able to create a playlist from a directory of mp3's (there are 350+ audio files in this book), despite new directions on this forum. Maybe that's Media Player's fault. But no attempt was made. On the subject of documentation, i'd really like to disable the script that strips /usr/share/doc/* while adding apps. The NIT is very good for reading.

I'd like Evince to be the standard PDF reader.

I'd like a larger boot flash drive - at least as an option. The n800 has the 'internal' slot, which gives you two addable SD slots. Perhaps the boot drive could be replacable. Then i could put in a 16+ GB SD.

The boot drive is a compressed linux filesystem. I might want a compressed filesystem for other SD drives. I certainly would like an encrypted filesystem for some drives. Perhaps FileManager could handle it.

I want real backup. If it goes into a reboot loop, and i have to reflash, i don't have to reinstall everything.

I want to be able to get an apps repository on CD. NFS mount of WiFi instructions (or script)., or something. That way i can restore the exact same version of some app - not just what happens to be out there.