Use the following code to obtain the N900's orientation and base your conditional commands on it's output to automatically rotate your widgets based on your phone's current position:
One of my desktops is completely filled with this sort of Queen Beecon widgets and optimised for portrait usage.

I'd love to see some screenshots of your own portrait-optimised desktop when you're done, DarkGUNMAN.

Ciao,
just to remind you that upon each QBW execution, the following Parameters Substitution occurs:
$QBW_ORIENTATION_MODE Holds the current Orientation Mode of QBW widget = landscape, portrait, unknown, landscape (inverted), portrait (inverted)
$QBW_ORIENTATION_STAND Holds the current Orientation Stand of QBW widget = off_stand, on_stand
$QBW_ORIENTATION_FACE Holds the current Orientation Face of QBW widget = face_up, face_down
$QBW_ORIENTATION_X Holds the current Orientation X axis of QBW widget = -1<->+1
$QBW_ORIENTATION_Y Holds the current Orientation Y axis of QBW widget = -1<->+1
$QBW_ORIENTATION_Z Holds the current Orientation Z axis of QBW widget = -1<->+1

Details HERE: http://wiki.maemo.org/Queen_BeeCon_W...Script_Runtime