Symbian now open sourced, n97 with symbian^2?

Symbian is now open sourced !!!
so now you can head over to www.symbian.org and download the source code for free and modify it in anyway, ofcourse you have to stick to the policies
But im just wondering, could the N97 get a symbian^2 update? cos its just more open sourced and there arn't that much changes to it then symbian^1?
btw apologies to the v21.0.045 disappearing thread, apparently my NSU had a problem with it's log file which i didn't think would ever happen :L
n97.

symbian will skip symbian^2 and will head to symbian^3 in q3 of 2010
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