« Reply #6 on: November 26, 2004, 12:34:15 pm »
The bad news:
The blackdown JDK works just with a running X display to connect to. You can either install X/Qt on your sharprom or replace your sharprom with pdaXrom. I did the first approach. The menu, fonts and all the swing widgets are so small that it's hard to use swing programs. Moreover swing apps are very slow, due to intensive use of floating point math and the Z's processor is integer only.
The good news:
It works at all.
« Last Edit: November 26, 2004, 12:35:44 pm by phunkhy »

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Hardware: SL-C860, 1GB SD card, Anycom Bluetooth, Netgear WiFi, SonyEricsson K610i, Tatonka neoprene soft case (10 € !!!), Otterbox hard case for outdoors (up to 500 kg pressure, waterproof <= 30 m), misc stuff from shirtpocket.co.uk.
Software: pdaXrom 1.1.0 beta 1, xfce, opie-reader, moin moin, txt2tags, soundtracker, SCiTE, python hacking, GPE apps
Usage: Moving in and around Berlin, Germany. It's used mainly for reading articles and ebooks, mobile internet, writing documents (wiki, word, txt2tags), calendar, time tracking, mp3, movies for my daughter during long trips and a little programming (python, ruby)