Since we're all "bored" waiting for the v20 firmware to come out (unless you're in the UK with a branded phone then it's v12), I've been trying to diagnose some of the undesired behavior of my N97--specifically the occasional screen "freezes".
Hearing so much about Handy Taskman, I downloaded the 14-day Trial version of it from Handago (which by-the-way, WHY can't you download a trial from the Handango e-app instead of having to do it on your PC?).
I am quite disappointed. For a US$13 application I was expecting as least the power of the old TaskSpy application by PushL.
Taskman only lists things running at the top application level--no more information than the built-in task manager other then RAM usage. This application should be properly be priced at US$0.99 instead of $13.
The KillMe application which is referenced on Dave Cozen's Freeware site requires that you go out and get your own Symbian sign code and sign the application yourself so I have not tried it. From some of the sites that talk about it, it would appear that it lists running processes and maybe some details about each.
Comparing it to TaskSpy, at a minimum I would like to see--
Processes
Full name
Id
Priority
Filename
Command line
Protected (yes/no)
Threads
Id
Thread Priority
Process Priority
Heap size
Stack size
Request count
Thread handle count
Process handle count
Protected (yes/no)
Applications
Name
Full name (includes path to system root)
UID (example: 0x101b9ec4)
Embeddability (yes/no)
Supports new file (yes/no)
App is Hidden (yes/no)
My Nokia 9300 had all of this and more with TaskSpy. You could even compress RAM memory and reclaim any unused RAM which was left in limbo by a poorly written application when it exited.
Is there any such thing for the N97?