I just voted "no complaints" - but unfortunately without really thinking what I was doing.

If I'd considered it a little, I do have "niggles"..

the default partitioning scheme isn't to my taste.

it is irksome that some of the firmware components are closed

I haven't yet found a way of enlarging the tiny font in app manager

Why Oh Why isn't there as full as possible a set of working installable kernel modules for the provided kernel?
...

As you can see, the niggles are small

On the other hand, I'm what you might call hugely satisfied with the device at this point.

If there'd been a more positive option than "no complaints" (why isn't there?!) I'm sure I'd have gone with that..

Not because I think it's perfect in terms of feature completeness or even the usability of the available features, but because it's Linux, because it is a usable UMPC (if I'd bought it expecting a whizzbang phone I'd be upset now!) and because of the approach Nokia have taken (epitomised by rootsh) not to try and lock "the hood" in order to stop you getting under it.

I only wish Nokia followed the logic through and behaved just a bit more like normal releasers of Linux distros. If they are surprised at the popularity of the device now, they might be amazed at what that would bring them!