I agree, but at the same time, I can see why they did it - with Qt, they can mass port it to all their future phone offerings. Of course, they could've just included GTK+support in all their future OS's, but, well, they chose Qt for whatever reason, and I can kinda see why, but eh.

I would argue that if they keep the contributions up, the Qt version will turn out to be a better move. However, that all depends on the success Nokia and the MeeGo project have in bringing Qt into mass use.