The nice thing is that QT is now fully OSS- LGPL and GPL versions. This means that development can go on outside of QT/Nokia. The difficult part is that there

The nice thing is that QT is now fully OSS- LGPL and GPL versions. This means that development can go on outside of QT/Nokia. The difficult part is that there is no current team to do so, but some of the current devs may be willing to continue work in a leadership position of the OSS effort after the next rounds of layoffs. Alternatively, a company could be formed (YC12?) to continue coding QT, and offer support + training. Hell, I'm tempted ;)