So that my post doesn't disappear due to the thread merge.

The answer from Adobe was;

"Adobe provides a porting kit and Linux-based reference implementation to Open Screen Project partners to allow them to port Flash Player 10.1 to other platforms."

According to the Open Screen Project's page (http://www.openscreenproject.org);

http://www.openscreenproject.org/par..._partners.html

Nokia IS one of the Open Screen Project partners.

So they should have the porting kit and the Linux based reference implementation. So theoretically they only need to port it, and have the means to do so.

At this point I would say that Flash 10.1 is in Nokia's court now, and whether they wish to release it to us, the hopeful N900 customers, is up in the air.

I still tend to think that they are trying to fit it in with the PR1.2 release.

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