Meego is being subsumed by Tizen (LiMo, Samsung and Intel)

This is a pretty bad way to abandon a project.<p>They didn't mention Qt once in their announcement despite Meego including a: Easy to use, flexible and powerful UI/app development environment based on Qt<p>Just read the comments to feel the anger of the developers. It is just really disrespectful to obviously not address/acknowledge the concerns of your own developer community. Shame.<p>I'm glad I'm not in that boat.

From GTK, to QT, to HTML5. I'm noticing a trend here- spend several years developing a platform, and once it is starting to show some promise switch toolkits and restart from scratch!

Maemo -&#62; Meego -&#62; Tizen<p>When will this end and we get a 'finished' product instead of starting from scratch again and again?<p>Maybe iteration is just too slow and results in the current project being completely outdated before it's even done.

I hope that Canonical fork Meego so it can live on in some form.

It seems like a reaction to boot2gecko

Samsung wanted webOS, but they didn't want to pay for webOS, so they go to Intel and persuade them to dump Meego to build "a web OS". I remember reading somewhere that Samsung was interested in "a web OS". Instead of going to the OS that has a million devices, start from scratch for cheap. Great.