Thank you for your help. I am just asking myself if the code given in the first answer (thank you myname24) is as updated as the one that nokia would provide :S Other than that Nokia can't just say that we only have 3 years since the release of the phone to ask the original code. The GPLv2 license used by it makes them in the obligation of releasing the source code at any time if asked, at least physically (CDROM etc..). I was just disappointed with one thing. I bought the N9 a few weeks ago because I really wanted to continue this awesome OS, but never understood why no one started the job (before me...), but after looking at the source code I finally understood why : - The only free and open source code available in the Nokia N9 is the one provided by the Gnu/Linux developers, any byte of code developed by Nokia is under a proprietary license. But that's another question. I will probably send them a letter and see what happens and then compare the two. Thanks for the two of you once again, and sorry for my horrible english :S