Apparently the bug-tracking process used by Maemo is to close bugs when Nokia has a fix to the bug internally. As someone who has been involved with Free Software for awhile, this surprises me.

In all the other projects I've seen (even similar ones with corporate guardianship like Fedora/Red Hat), bugs get closed when the PUBLIC has a fix. This makes sense to me. What good is a "resolved" bug if we can't get the software?

-Jeff