I guess that means that easy-deb-chroot with Maemo-side fixed scripts will remain in devel or testing somewhat longer, because promotion will depend on those additional packages now, but anyhow, it's perhaps an advantage to have two installable versions, one with Maemo-side and one with Debian-side fixes of the keyboard focus. Both have their advantages imo - the Maemo-side improvements give a better integration of Easy Debian windows, while the Debian-side improvements are more deterministic.

qole, whenever you have nothing better to do, I would suggest producing a new Debian image where the Debian-side fixes are included, together with an upgrade to the squeeze version of OO, since that is working fine at the moment, while sid seems to have introduced new problems. (If you have the 1:3.2.0 version, I would even suggest that. It is a bit faster than the newer 1:3.2.1, and users would then have the choice between that and the current squeeze version.)