I have an image done; with "Finish" installation scripts (basically you have to accept the EULA of nokia's to get the url to pull their binaries). Then you type it in, and the script will finish the installation. I didn't feel like I should "eliminate" this step -- if Nokia wants I can have ship it fully populated; but I "assume" that because they have the binaries behind a eula; they want the developer to accept it.

And it has on the gnome desktop the ability to start Xephyr (the display) and the ability to start the x86 scratchbox environment. I've tested compiling in it and running the hello world application using the development wiki instructions -- and everything seems to work fine. ;-)

This is a VirtualPC image; and I've requested a project VPC-SDK on the garage and am awaiting approval. I've spent some time stripping things out of the image to make it smaller (No help, removed all locale except englsh); now hopefully I can get it to a decent size... Scratchbox and Gnome are huge....

A couple things that I plan on doing with it;

1. Upgrading to the final Fremantle (which I assume will be out in a couple weeks) --- I Will also release a script to do it -- for those using the image)
2. Add QT to it. My development will be targeting QT.
3. Try and use some/make sort of easy to use integrated IDE (not Eclipse, I hate that monstrosity) -- Where I can do one button compile/run and hopefully have debugging.

Nathan.