I think it is good for Qt and the community. People may wonder how much of affort will be taken by Nokia for non-mobile market. Digia is different, when they seek for profit for non-mobile area. They may have some special version of Qt library and development for different consumer.

Example.

1. Support service for Intel. And develop software SDK for MeeGo (yeah!).

2. SDK for Mac App Store.

The current Qt do not fullfill the requirement of Mac App Store. (e.g some path is wrong). If Digia take up the development and make a Qt for Mac App Store. It will attract more people to develop cross-platform application on Qt.

But I wish that the cost will not be too expensive. In the year of 2003, one of my job duty is Qt supporting. I may need to go with sale to demonstrate Qt and ask them to purchase. But the cost is really too expensive...