Thank you to the technical team at Nokia for putting together a great device.

My N900 is invaluable to me. It's the closest thing to having Linux in my pocket and allowing me the flexibility to install what I like on it.

The PR updates over the past year fixed many bugs and improved my experience using the N900. Maemo is on it's way to becoming a stable and powerful mobile OS which by today's standards is still way ahead of anything on the market today.
Thank you.

However. "Thank you" Nokia Management for:
1) End-of-lifing Maemo. The huge gains you made with it has been pissed away because you decided to start the whole process again with meego.

2) Completely ignoring the community and our opinions this year. A majority of the community wanted the latest version of Flash but you ignored us.

3) For refusing to release the source code to N900 software. If you use open-source software you should really give something back.

4) The N900 was £500 and more powerful than the N97 but you considered the N97 a "flagship" device but not the N900. Most other Nokia owners got free navigation except us.

5) For dropping your trousers waving your bottom in the air and saying to your competitors "OK boys who wants our market share?". Nokia were the only European company that could have been a credible competitor to the likes of Apple, Microsoft, Blackberry and Google.