C++0x

Anyone started to learn C++0x yet? I've been learning this past few hours, there's quite a lot of extra stuff here, the C++0x Final Committee Draft is twice as big as the original C++98 spec. Most of it is library additions.

Overall it looks like it fixes a lot of shortcomings with C++ currently and will be a help if you're already an expert. But it also looks like there will be a lot more here to shoot yourself in the foot with if you're a beginner.

I wonder if C++0x will be well received or will only end up fracturing existing C++ communities.

nullptr makes me sad because it reminds me that C++ will never, ever break backwards compatibility to fix horrible glaring issues, like NULL being of type int instead of void*.
problem: NULL is an int instead of a void *
sepples solution: leave NULL the way it is, add a new keyword to the language, and break compatibility with c even further by making any attempt to compare nullptr to 0 an error.