It is better than it was back in 2005/2006 (oh, those heady days constantly hitting reload on the expected URL in the Nokia shop for the 770; I don't think I told anyone I really badly sprained my ankle at work going downstairs to collect the parcel when it arrived).

However, we get things like the new "third party package policy" which get discovered in Fremantle when people start having problems. And that's in an open, community-involved package like Application Manager.

My question (and I'll ask Ari/Quim this myself when I see them at the summit) would be: "Accepting that some things need to be kept behind closed doors for commercial reasons, when are Nokia engineers going to be operating in the community for everything else?"

I think this package policy thing could be my drum I bang on about as an example of the closed source thinking for months, if not years :-(