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strange indeed.
what apps have you installed?
You could remove the conflicting packages and install bluemaemo but then I'm not sure what apps you have that depend on them. The other app can break/be removed if you do remove the package.
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/usr/share/applications/hildon/bluemaemo.desktop
to point to a script instead, which will launch bluemaemo and apply the fix automatically. That way you don't need to do anything just click the bluemaemo app and everything is done.
The good thing is that even if you multitask on the n900 when using bluemaemo you do not have to keep applying the keyboard focus fix.