What would you do to encourage application developers on GNOME Mobile?

[Stormy Peters <stormy gnome org>]

Nokia recently approved a budget for the GNOME Foundation to encourage 
GNOME applications on Maemo 5 and MeeGo. We have around $50,000. In 
Maemo 5 and MeeGo, GTK+ is "community supported". This funding 
is to help us to encourage and ensure that happens in the best way 
possible.

What would you do with that budget to encourage more application 
developers to choose GTK+ for mobile development and to ensure those 
applications run on MeeGo?

There are a number of different approaches we could take and I'd like to
 hear the community's opinion.

Some that have come up:

* Pay a consulting company to make sure GTK+ apps run well on 
Maemo/MeeGo.
* Buy devices to hand out to developers.
* Invest in GTK+ documentation for developers.
* Invest in marketing/events.
* Provide bounties for GTK+ mobile applications. (Have a list of things 
we need or need improved like multitouch.)
* Create documentation for how to port GTK+ apps to Maemo/MeeGo (if 
needed.)
* Have a GTK+ mobile application contest.

Thoughts? Ideas?

Stormy