Most user interface elements should be reasonable sized (except some spin box buttons) when you removed your old settings in $HOME (as advised).
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I did move the $HOME/Settings/*.conf files aside before putting OZ on.
My SL-C3100 booted into OZ just fine, but I came across a few issues that made me go back to the Sharp ROM (the one from here: [a href=\"http://www.trisoft.de/en_c3100howto.htm)]http://www.trisoft.de/en_c3100howto.htm)[/url]. List of issues:
(1) The console app's fonts are still pretty messed up. You can pick a larger size than the default (which improves readability), but there didn't seem to be a fixed-width font available; so it was very difficult to read the text in the window. E.g., output of ls and ifconfig were all non-columnar and therefore very difficult to read.
(2) If I used the Qtopia menu to switch to "Terminal 1," I got the text login screen and never could figure out how to switch back to the Qtopia GUI -- each time I had to reboot.
(3) The Kbrowser and network would not work reliably with my Linksys WCF12 WiFi CF card -- web pages sometimes loaded, but only about 10% of the time. Most times the browser failed to load the page and simply timed out. I could ping my access point just fine from the console window, so basic connectivity seemed to be working. Note that when I put the Sharp ROM [trisoft.de version] back on, NetFront 3.1 loaded/rendered web pages flawlessly. In both cases, I was sitting about 2 meters from my WiFi access point, so the only difference was in the software being run.
(4) I didn't see how to turn the desktop background/wallpaper off; I wanted to set it to a plain blue, because the default Opie background image is smaller than the 640x480 screen, and gets tiled in a fairly distracting manner. I probly just did not search thru the settings sufficiently.
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Let me know what else I can do to test / provide feedback for OZ on the SL-C3100. I'm very interested in exploring OZ/Opie further, as it seems better than the Sharp ROM in some areas (e.g., I've had trouble installing Wellenreiter II on Sharp ROMs, but having it pre-installed in OZ was a great help; also, the net config tool does let you scan for visible/local networks -- the Sharp ROM network applet doesn't do scanning like that, which is a real pain in an urban environment where there are a dozen AP's nearby...).
Brent
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P.S.: I used the trisoft.de NAND-Flash image mentioned above instead of my own NAND-Flash image of the Sharp ROM originally shipped to me by Dynamism: the trisoft.de image seems to be a slightly newer build of Qtopia, and they also pre-install useful stuff like KA/Pi, KO/Pi, OM/Pi.
