Well, from that point of view, maybe what "they" would need to talk to qwerty12 about is more along the lines, "while we're building the frameworks around Qt, you're still free to...". It's not like they're blocking anyone from setting up alternative libraries and frameworks. (?) I know they don't want to push away apt loving people, and they surely don't want to push away gtk loving people... They just have to focus on one way to go. They've been encouraging people to move on to Qt. Not forcing.

My point is, though, I believe Nokia should have a brainstorming session around how to make long-time resource people @ maemo.org stay resource people, short term and long term. Or they could start a meego community from scratch and see how long that takes. It's not like Android has a head start...


Oh wait.


Edit: I am sorry that I keep writing names with no capital letters with capital letters.