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Application:JsTop

2010-09-09T19:30:27Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.7
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just swipe back.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

To see more information about an application, just double tap it, and a More Info box will appear with the application's URL and appId.

<s><b><u>Note: If you see an application with "BORKED" as the name, look at the more info and send my the url and appId of this application at [http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/218121-jstop.html the jstop forum page]</u></b></s>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Old Info ==
=== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ===
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-09-05T17:59:24Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.6
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just swipe back.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

To see more information about an application, just double tap it, and a More Info box will appear with the application's URL and appId.

<s><b><u>Note: If you see an application with "BORKED" as the name, look at the more info and send my the url and appId of this application at [http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/218121-jstop.html the jstop forum page]</u></b></s>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Old Info ==
=== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ===
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-09-05T17:58:59Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.6
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just pick the "Unfilter list" menu option.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

To see more information about an application, just double tap it, and a More Info box will appear with the application's URL and appId.

<s><b><u>Note: If you see an application with "BORKED" as the name, look at the more info and send my the url and appId of this application at [http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/218121-jstop.html the jstop forum page]</u></b></s>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Old Info ==
=== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ===
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-15T05:32:15Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.4
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just pick the "Unfilter list" menu option.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

To see more information about an application, just double tap it, and a More Info box will appear with the application's URL and appId.

<b><u>Note: If you see an application with "BORKED" as the name, look at the more info and send my the url and appId of this application at [http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/218121-jstop.html the jstop forum page]</u></b>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Old Info ==
=== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ===
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-11T20:40:47Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.2
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just pick the "Unfilter list" menu option.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

To see more information about an application, just double tap it, and a More Info box will appear with the application's URL and appId.

<b><u>Note: If you see an application with "BORKED" as the name, look at the more info and send my the url and appId of this application.</u></b>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-08T03:54:22Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.1
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just pick the "Unfilter list" menu option.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

To see more information about an application, just double tap it, and a More Info box will appear with the application's URL and appId.

<b><u>Note: If you see an application with "BORKED" as the name, look at the more info and send my the url and appId of this application.</u></b>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-08T03:52:54Z

Azakus: v0.2.1

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.2.1
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just pick the "Unfilter list" menu option.

To enable background auto GC, just select it in the menu. Notifications of this auto GC will happen by default, but can be turned off from the menu.

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-03T23:06:02Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.1.0
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, <s>just swipe forwards (NOT back, though this will be fixed by 0.1.0).</s>

<b>WebOS 1.4.0 broke forward swipe</b>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

<b><u>(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100[67] Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)</u></b>

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-03T23:05:03Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.1.0
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, <s>just swipe forwards (NOT back, though this will be fixed by 0.1.0).</s>

<b>WebOS 1.4.0 broke forward swipe</b>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100(6|7) Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-03-03T23:04:43Z

Azakus: 0.1.0

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.1.0
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, <s>just swipe forwards (NOT back, though this will be fixed by 0.1.0).</s> <b>WebOS 1.4.0 broke forward swipe</b>

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100(6|7) Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-02-23T08:08:13Z

Azakus: 0.0.11

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.11
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by swiping them away and out of the list.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100%).

To look at just a single app, tap on it. To go back to the full list, just swipe forwards (NOT back, though this will be fixed by 0.1.0).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 100(6|7) Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2010-01-15T05:57:12Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.6
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application talk:JsTop

2010-01-15T05:56:55Z

Azakus:

* On my pre, when I first installed JsTop or upgraded it when it first came up it showed an Item with no name a PID of 9999, -1 nodes, 0 handles and no name. After a luna restart JsTop shows everything fine. [[User:Gkatsev|Gkatsev]] 18:47, 4 December 2009 (UTC)

* JsTop has been working for me for a while, but suddenly now I always see the same thing as reported by GKatsev in the previous comment. Restarting the Pre and deleting/reinstalling the app have no effect. -- unknown commenter

* I really miss the overall memory usage bar, it's what I liked the most, I could monitor the overall memory. Is that coming back in some version soon? Very useful when testing apps on the run like on the train.- [[User:FreeTim|FreeTim]] 13:03, 8 January 2010 (UTC) <BR>
** Something must have changed in 135 to make it no longer function.--[[User:Oil|oil]] 22:11, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
*** 1.3.5 broke counter api, fixed in version 0.0.6 [[User:Azakus|Azakus]] 05:56, 15 January 2010 (UTC)

Application talk:JsTop

2010-01-15T05:56:12Z

Azakus: /* 1.3.5 update */

Application talk:JsTop

2010-01-15T05:55:56Z

Azakus: New section: 1.3.5 update

* On my pre, when I first installed JsTop or upgraded it when it first came up it showed an Item with no name a PID of 9999, -1 nodes, 0 handles and no name. After a luna restart JsTop shows everything fine. [[User:Gkatsev|Gkatsev]] 18:47, 4 December 2009 (UTC)

* JsTop has been working for me for a while, but suddenly now I always see the same thing as reported by GKatsev in the previous comment. Restarting the Pre and deleting/reinstalling the app have no effect. -- unknown commenter

* I really miss the overall memory usage bar, it's what I liked the most, I could monitor the overall memory. Is that coming back in some version soon? Very useful when testing apps on the run like on the train.- [[User:FreeTim|FreeTim]] 13:03, 8 January 2010 (UTC) <BR>
** Something must have changed in 135 to make it no longer function.--[[User:Oil|oil]] 22:11, 8 January 2010 (UTC)

== 1.3.5 update ==

1.3.5 broke the counter API. I've updated it in 0.0.6 to compensate.

Application:JsTop

2010-01-15T04:11:21Z

Azakus: Version ++

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.5
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-03T23:14:21Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.4
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-03T02:43:18Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.3
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JsTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-03T02:42:55Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JsTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.3
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JSTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T22:18:47Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JSTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.3
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JSTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run

'''mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop'''.

Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T22:18:36Z

Azakus:

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T22:17:42Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JSTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.3
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
== Summary ==
JSTop is a Javascript Resource Aplication Monitor for WebOS. It monitors running webOS applications' memory usage, service usage, and total memory usage of the phone. Applications may be killed by tapping on them and pressing the "Kill It!" option of the popup box.

Nodes refers to the number of DOM nodes an application has, roughly equal to it's memory usage on the phone.

Open Service Handles are the number of services the application is waiting on to return. This number can be equated to a rough estimate of CPU usage (though they often total > 100).

Applications with orange names are system applications like the phone, calendar, system ui, etc. Kill these at your own risk. (Phone for example takes > 1 minute to relaunch the phone app after killed).

(NOTE: Do not kill pid 1007 Systemui unless you want to restart Luna!)

== Can't upgrade/delete version 0.0.1? ==
If you can't upgrade or delete version 0.0.1 of JsTop, this is due to a (since fixed) packaging error. To fix this, ssh or novaterm to your pre and run "mv /var/usr/palm/applications/biz.sketchyplace.jstop /var/usr/palm/applications/com.palm.biz.sketchyplace.jstop". Now you can upgrade/remove!
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T22:13:01Z

Azakus:

File:Jstop.png

2009-12-02T21:07:56Z

Azakus: uploaded a new version of "Image:Jstop.png": Version 0.0.3 (new gui due to oil)

Screenshot of the main card

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T20:58:32Z

Azakus:

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T20:58:22Z

Azakus:

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T20:57:58Z

Azakus:

Application:JsTop

2009-12-02T20:55:57Z

Azakus:

{{application
|name=JSTop
|type=webOS
|version=Version: 0.0.3
|tag=Utilities
|screenshot=Jstop.png
|description=
}}

Application:JsTop

2009-12-01T01:37:57Z

Azakus:

azakus to fill this out - perhaps use the Preware page as a template?

[[Image:Jstop.png]]

File:Jstop.png

2009-12-01T01:28:10Z

Azakus: Screenshot of the main card

Screenshot of the main card

Icons

2009-12-01T01:05:05Z

Azakus: /* WebOS-Internals - Services and Applications that still need icons */ Added JSTop

== This is a Thinking Page at the Moment ==

Bringing the webOS-Internals ecosystem together through their icons. This is an ''optional'' suggestion being posed to those maintaining a org.webosinternals.* project. The "ice" platform will be the visual indication that an application or service is being maintained by a webOS-Internals member and is OSS.

If you would like an icon created for an application add it to the list at the bottom of this page. Icon designs will go through a few phases of critiques before they will be finalized. During this process users will be able to see the changes on this page.

== webOS-Internals Icons (more will be added shortly) ==

{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Base.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Base_Plugin.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Base_Service.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Base_Patch.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Base_Optware.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_WebOSInternals.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Box.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Box_Empty.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Box_Tux.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Terminal.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_TerminalService.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Keyboard.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Preware.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_PackageManager.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_AccelerometerService.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Service_LED.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Battery.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_BatteryService.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_StopLight.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_ProcessMonitor.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_ProcessService.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Upstart.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_UpstartService.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_DropBear.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_OpenSSH.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Nano.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Password.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_OpenSSL.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_ZLib.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_GNUReadlineLib.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_GnuPatchBinary.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_wIRC.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_wIRC_Service.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_wIRC_Alert.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_wIRC_PM.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_wIRC_Invite.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_wIRC_Invite2.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Camera.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_CameraWIP.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Patch_Dangerous.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Patch_Deadly.png}}
{{icon|Icon_FreeTether.png}}
{{icon|Icon_MvApp.png}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== Patch Icons ==

{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patch.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Actualpercent.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Amazonstore.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Applauncher.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Batteryandpercent.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Browser.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Calculator.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Calendar.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Camera.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Clock.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Contacts.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Devmodelauncher.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Email.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Findapps.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Luna.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Messaging.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Musicplayer.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Nascar.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Nfl.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Pandora.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Pdfviewer.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Percent.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Phone.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Phonepreferences.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Screenlock.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Smile.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Soundsandalerts.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Sprinttv.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Tasks.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Videoplayer.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Wifi.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patches_Youtube.png}}

<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== Other Icons ==

{{icon|Icon_Box.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Box_Arrow.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Box_Cog.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Preware.png}}

<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== Alternatives ==

{{icon|Icon_PrewareAlt.png}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== Icons For other Applications (for reference only) ==

{{icon|Icon_Reversi.png}}
{{icon|Icon_Airplane.png}}
{{icon|Icon_TheFingWeather.png}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== Icons For other Services (for reference only) ==

<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== Small Icons ==

{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Plugin_Small.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Installed_Small.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Updates_Small.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Service_Small.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Patch_Small.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Tools_Small.png}}
{{icon|Icon_WebOSInternals_Optware_Small.png}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

== WebOS-Internals - Services and Applications that still need icons ==

* GNU Patch Binary

* JSTop

== Just Talk Below ==