Some questions regarding apps on a rooted Nook Color This is basically a follow-up to my previous question regarding the Nook Color. While my first question was regarding some of the specifics of the root process, I also have two questions about installing apps on a NC after obtaining root:


The tech specs seem to indicate that the NC has 8 GB of internal memory. Approximately how much of this would be available to me after rooting for apps and data? I'm willing to repartition if this is possible/necessary.
Is it generally safe to assume that apps from the Market will work on a NC after it's rooted and the Market and so forth have been installed, or are there some gotchas associated with this? (Assume for the sake of this question that I'm talking about a 2.3 or earlier ROM, not a ripped-from-the-SDK 3.0 one)
A vast majority of it. My device says I have up to 5gb of internal storage that I can use. Additionally you can throw in an SD card.
In my experience about 98% of the apps on the Market will work on your rooted (stock) Nook Color.  If you flash CyanogenMod 7 or similar, then they all should work.  If you remain with stock, there are some minor quirky issues because there are a few things missing from the OS.  For example, trying to create a "shortcut" will cause a Force Close.