I don't know if this question I have belongs on this thread, but I think it is related. From the my-symbian.com preview of the N900, I understand that the Hildon user interface / application framework is part now of GNOME. That would make sense if Hildon was built with gtk+. But, if Hildon is moving to Qt, then it doesn't seem to make sense any more. So, is Hildon simply replaced? Is Hildon going to stop being part of the GNOME project? Is Hildon toolkit agnostic? Will GNOME give equal support to Qt integration as it does to gtk+'s?