They had a bug, they had a source fix, and had even pushed out a *binary* fix to the public before the status was changed. And even though they have a binary fix in the public, it is still not *CLOSED*, it is "ON_QA". Then when it hits their final repos, it gets closed. That seems to be a very good way to do it and it seems to me that Maemo (Nokia) should look to Fedora (Red Hat) as a model because they are doing things very well and are in a similar type of situation (e.g. large corporation heavily involved in a "community" distribution). Every time you CLOSE a bug with "fixed internally, if you don't know how to build a .deb, go wait", you annoy your customers. WORKSFORUSWAITFORITNOOB, is not the best status...