Maemo is a bit dangerous in that its almost a hearken back to the days of owning a car and doing your own tuning. There a certain amount of freedom and rough-edgyness that comes with Maemo that's a good thing - that, if the right people crow loudly enough about, will change how computing is perceived.

Of course, I might have to wait until I'm some uber CEO-type to see this in light of Jaaksi's comment about Maemo being more like an Alfa rather than a boring car. But in light of what many (here) have experience, I think that we can say that there's a bit more about Maemo's potential and current energies that's the kind of disruptive that the computer industry needs.

Whether that equals fun for all or not is another question. Who all likes to get oily under a car that can be both tempermental and grin-inducing all at onc