well, so far, there seems to be problems with gaim and gimp for some people while it works for others.
a swapfile is really needed for better speed. also, it seems that running off SD card is slower than running off CF/internal MicroDrive. also note that this is never going to be as fast as pdaXrom, so if you want speed, go use pdaXrom instead. this package is intended to allow you to run apps available in pdaXrom while retaining Sharp/Cacko ROM.
the very first load of X/Qt is very slow, but with a swapfile, subsequent launches are much faster.
by default, the scim subsystem is loaded when X/Qt is loaded. scim allows you to input other languages such a Chinese and Japanese. if the file monolingual exists, then scim won't be loaded and X/Qt will load faster.
also, the icons on the X/Q tab launch the apps in rootless/embedded mode by default. This feature is experimental and might not always work. but if it works, then the app is launched in a shrink down version of X/Qt on the qtopia desktop. I have limited the number of apps launched in this way to 2. to turn off this feature and make those icons behave as before and just launch the apps into the full X/Qt environment, remove the file /etc/X11/app-defaults/Xembed
the installer will not remove /home/zaurus/.fluxbox so if you had pdaXrom installed previously, the old settings will remain untouched. to get the latest menus and keymappings, remove this directory before installing pdaXqtrom, ie rm -r /home/zaurus/.fluxbox
manually mounting the cramfs files is done as follows:
su
mount /mnt/card/pdaXqtrom-base.cramfs
mount /mnt/card/pdaXqtrom-apps.cramfs
ldconfig
If you see that you may have an older automounter installed but you have 0.4.7 installed, just ignore it. seems like it says that on Cacko ROM.
with Cacko, there is a memory applet on the Qt taskbar. use it to create a swapfile and make sure to enable the swapfile when using X/Qt. For Sharp ROM users, you can install the memory applet or just do it manually from the console.