[Motorola Droid RAZR] sherri:
I don't know... There is really "room" for 5 "ROMs" with safestrap. Once you root your phone and enable safestrap on the "safe" side, there are 4 slots. I rooted, enabled safestrap, and HAVE NOT TOUCHED this now "non-safe" side. If all else fails, I can reboot to there, and run a fully stock (albeit rooted) phone. I do not remove apps, freeze apps, install apps... anything... on this "side".

On the other side (where you see 4 slots), I can comfortably make 3. Assuming I am starting from a clean phone (using the directions I sent you), I make each slot with the smallest space allowed. 1GB I believe... I install the ROM I want. Then I restore what I want/need using Titanium. Even though I have the "Pro" version, when I do a batch restore, I do about 5-10 at a time. Then I do a batch "move user apps to SD card". Otherwise, I will run out of space. I have quite a few apps installed, and a 32GB SD card. On my phone, there is plenty of room. I move all downloaded ROMs to SD card, as well as TWRP recoveries. (If I need to restore from a backup, it must be moved to internal memory.) I also keep TiBu backups on SD card, as they take up space.

CM11 was created by Cyanogen Mod team. I have been using them since CM 6 (I think...) It was a Gingerbread ROM on my Original Droid, which I got on its original release date. I was very happy using phone "as is" until Google updated from Froyo to Gingerbread. That is when the "geniuses" decided the led uses too much battery, and there is no need for it when screen is on. (Funny, considering this particular phone sold with a specially made dock, which used the magnet on the back to go into a "dock" mode. I have both the car dock - which put phone in "car dock mode", and the desk dock, which put the phone into a clock mode... Both used full screen, no notification bar, and you needed the led to light so you could tell if you had a notification..) Cyanogen ROM enabled this feature. (I didn't use it at first, because I didn't want to root and void my manufacturers warranty.... After a year, I rooted. I still had Assurion insurance, which covers everything including loss.... If I totally screwed up, the deductible was $50.00...Lost phone... Can't return it to have anyone tell me it was my fault...)

So....... Most ROMs copied CM or parts of CM, as they (Cyanogen team) got it "right". People took what they wanted, tweaked it, deleted what they didn't want, etc... Some are smoother, some aren't.

AOKP is "different". Obviously, some things need to be the same... APNs, phone, Google stuff, phone book, phone.... However, things Google said we don't need was left up to us. Main reason I don't use Apple products. If I wanted that damn led to light up even though the screen was on, I could have it. Different colors....

Yes, I sound like a baby as this was a breaking point for me (my husbands ancient Blackberry Curve allows this....), but AOKP gave me what I need. And all ROMs based on it. I used Full Throttle for JB, and Full Throttle Killer Bean for a KK like experience. These were based on ICS. Once I took the JB update, I was stuck. I love AOKP, but they won't update this phone past 4.3....Liquid Smooth is filling the gap...

So.... Back to you... Try a ROM that isn't based on AOSP (which most are... Including CM..) See if you like them.... Only one way to find out!