-The confounded backlight issue, which was never resolved in the previous version and continues to be a problem. I often prefer the backlight set to the lowest level, but in this setting it will do unexpected turn-off kind of things (there was a thread just the other day describing this in full, i did so a few months ago)
I'm aware of the problem but I have no sulition ther than setting minimum level via hardware keys... Sorry, you have to thank Sharp for not providing the source code for their Qtopia version...
-There are some issues with kino that may or may not be suitable for a hotfix. Probably the easiest or least intrusive of these is that when kino is playing back, all the key strokes are directed to it, even if it's in the background. This makes eg browsing a bit difficult, as the arrow keys don't work as expected.
Kino2 will be updated, but not too soon. As a workaround, you can reasign keys in kino2 to those not used by the browser.
-Maybe it's just me, but it seems like the expected dtm filename case was changed from 1.21. Not sure how that would have happened, but i had to change the case of my old data files so they would overwrite the new ones.
The problem is that you should have created a tarball of your DTM data instead of just copying it. When you copy files over FAT formatted card, case is not preserved. I've updated Cacko FAQ to reflect this.
The included email client is pretty much worthless as it doesn't support enough options (secure connections, for example) for me to use it. I installed OM/Pi for the first time right after flashing, and i haven't found any reason not to replace the default email app with it. Excellent program. I can understand the hesitation to replace the other (almost equally inept) default PIM apps because of the syncing and dtm issues, but i don't believe that's an issue for email.
OM/Pi doesnt properly support non-latin character sets. It completely blocks GUI when retrieving mail from large mailbox.
Secure connections can be easily setup with existing email client by using stunnel, which is included in 1.22 ROM. For example, I'm reading and writing email from my Zaurus using Google mail, which requries SSL connections.
And browsers... this is an area that has me confused. When i got my z from a previous owner seven months ago, it had opera 7.30 installed. Now, the brand-spanking-new 1.22 rom has 7.25, which (still) has issues that a mature browser just shouldn't have (don't get me started on netfront). Why is a version months old the standard for our shiny new ROM?
Because personaly I saw absolutely no difference between 7.30, 7.55 and 7.25, and 7.25 is the
release version from SL-C6000.
