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I have no doubt it will reappear even before the final non-beta OS. What I'm anxious about is the niche apps that were *never* ported before (because they could be run as is from arm binaries, or because few people needed them...)
At the rate things are going, by the time the end-user version of the new OS comes out all the goodies we already have, and more, will be available (only better :-). At that point the only thing holding me back from a reflash will be the lack of a local proxy on the 770, like Privoxy. That may sound like a strange requirement, but without one I can't use my phone to browse the web, and I've grown used to mobile access anywhere...
Problem is, none were actually ported to the 2005 OS. I just grabbed the Privoxy arm binary from a Debian mirror and hacked the install and that was that. So I'm afraid none may be ported to the new format either... maybe I should start asking around for someone who has a toolchain set up and the karma to use it (I wouldn't know where to start :-) ?