Seriously. Is it that hard to just say that?

I know to the Nokia faithful, my questions will be somehow foolhardily relegated to "attacking" but while Qgil is answering questions, I would love to see (from Nokia's standpoint) what they have planned to make MeeGo a viable product to those of us with so much invested into Maemo in terms of non-developers.

Sure, I mean from the technical side, Qt is wonderful. The move to *.rpm from *.deb, while argued plenty in the past just means a few changes in mindset in regards to installing things. I get that.

But on a much lower level, the consumer... what's so different? On some days, I don't want to hear lofty or overly technical terms on how something I've foolishly come to depend upon (my cellphone) can extrapolate portions of the human genome if I program it in Python and use a certain library... I just want to know what compels that company to solve some of my lesser needs.

Or why I should support them.

I'm already here. I've bought two Maemo devices. I've contemplated a third. I'm on the cusp of the Maemo to MeeGo transition and the technical side of me is still researching. The consumer side needs more reassuring.

Thus... my questions.