Once Maemo matures (Hoping Maemo6 is Maemo 5 matured and working on n900), it will be a OS not to be taken lightly. For now it's just a kid, hoping to play with the big boys.

I love my N900 to bits and wouldn't trade it for any other device, but you can't dispute the fact that OS wise it's only half finished. I kind of count a proper array of applications part of the OS. It's 2010. It has to work and have functionality people are used to.

If the whole N series line up will be Maemo by 2012, it means Maemo has to start getting lots of love very soon.