That's not too bad.

Some of the packages exist only to pull in other packages, and don't install any files (such as python-all), so there is nothing to optify. In some cases, it's just not possible to easily optify (without make a symlink mess), such as with gstreamer packages. My script reports packages as not optified if they do not install at least a single file in /opt.

There is no guarantee anything from Nokia official repos, extras (non-testing/non-devel), or the Ovi store will be optified. The majority of the non-system packages that can be safely/easily optified are, however.

The pymaemo-optify package relocates certain python related directories to /opt, which my script will recognize. The python packages that are listed (python, python-all, python-central, python-minimal) do not install any files in either /opt or in the specific python directories that pymaemo-optify relocates, so it reports them as not optified (which is true).