I think a lot of these flustered user upgrade problems could be solved by just a little more communication.

For example, I was fine once I learned Canola was supposed to be broken under Diablo. When it is working again, I'll be real happy and re-install it. In the meanwhile there are lots of alternative programs I can use (try doing that on an iphone, then try doing it for free!).

Maybe next time there is some sort of upgrade that breaks a lot of stuff, we can have a list that end users can easily find that simply lists what isn't working yet so we don't pull our hair out trying to fix something us mere users can't fix.

Oh yea, and to that Apple troll, go ahead and sell your soul to Apple. I can hardly wait until some must-have app you run doesn't work with some new Apple firmware update and NEVER WILL because the company that made it lost interest in the product or went under! In the open source would stuff lives on until we in the community lose interest in it! The more I learn about the iPhone/ITouch stuff, the more I'm glad I didn't go that way. I hate feeling so trapped.