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Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
as i see it, the difference is much bigger this time.
it was probably one of Nokia'a goals to migrate as many talented (open-source) developers from Maemo to Meego as possible, so they couldn't just cut funds for the platform that attracted those developers in the first place.
none of those (well, not many anyways ) will migrate to the Microsoft platform... so in my opinion Nokia is much more likely to cut their expenses even further by axing this site.

but i hope i'm wrong about this.
IF they kill this site (wish a doubt), would it be a big problem?

1. Will the community die? No
2. Will QT die? No
3. Will Maemo die, No atleast not until people leave stop using N800/N900
4. Will most of the threads about flash, going android no PR threads die YES :-D

After some days now of "thinking" I have come to some conclusions: This is Nokias mistake. The community will move forward. But it can move faster forward if we stop this "dark thinking" about future for the Maemo/Meego/QT and keep develop commercial or/and open apps for N900 and comming Meego tablets etc...

Remember the old CEO did say something about "FIGHT BACK" last year?

Well "Nokiaboard" gives (==paniced) up now, but NOT the engineers working on Qt/Meego inside Nokia(or outside) and the rest of the open freeworking community who still beleives in Qt/Meego.

Last edited by mikecomputing; 2011-02-15 at 22:51.
 

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