I wonder if he used his British accent to accept this award?

You mean a bunch of Linux/open source soldiers, mixed in with a few Microsoft and Mac soldiers.

Sorry to say, Maemo does not predate Qtopia. Qtopia was shipped on the Sharp Zaurus in 2003.

Actually no. Maemo is not based on Qtexteded/Qtopia. This version of Maemo is based on GTK+. Development on Qtextended was dropped, and all the developers started developing Qt Mobility and Declaritive UI instead.
 

all fine and dandy, except I do not have to work/edit with the moc'd code at all.

oh ya, I just love working with auto generated c++ code.

Nokia's ownership of Qt was the only reason Qt got re-licensed under the LGPL, and no, just having an LGPL license does not mean someone has full
control over it's development. So the two are very different things.

I can tell you right now, Maemo will not use Qt Embedded.

'Bad code' is very subjective, and I would like you to prove Qt is slower than Gtk. Just because you say it's so, does not make it as such.

One reason they are going with Qt, is because they bought Trolltech. They could not have that much control over gtkMM, however ancient and unmaintained that code is.

I use Qt Creator, xemacs and vim. On all platforms.

Here's to sensationalism and mis-representation.

Nokoscope was not started by Nokia, but a one or two developers who happen to work for Nokia. It is not an official Nokia project, nor will it ever be, nor is it 'massive'. It will never be installed by default on any Nokia device.