Oh, so you mean we are not supposed to have any negative thoughts on the device software developed by Nokia whatsover, HERE at talk.maemo.org? Well, that sound's really open minded and the way to keep an objective view on the development.

Don't get me wrong, I love the N900, maemo and the complete concept, but if something is bad it should be discussed, not hushed.

I have two bug reports (I wasn't the original reporter) where one was closed as late as this week. It's the device responsiveness (choppy sound in several apps) when the screen is dimming. The other were about the bluetooth problems I mentioned where the decision was to close the common bug report and that everyone should open a separate bug of their own for each and every device with these problems.
Well, since these reports sounded so similar for several reports, why doesn't nokia buy at least ONE of them and see for themselves. How hard can that be?

BTW, I don't buy the argument that we should expect a little bugginess and half-assed features because the N900 is in a different segment and considered as an "open experiment". It's not, it's a product like any other and should be supported like one.