The UI for taskmanager was never great. Your link says so too. It's full of stuff like "If all your titlebars disappear and you just have a graph, double-click

The UI for taskmanager was never great. Your link says so too. It's full of stuff like "If all your titlebars disappear and you just have a graph, double-click dead client space to switch back to normal mode" and "If Task Manager ever hangs or crashes, start another by pressing ctrl-shift-esc." and "If Task Manager ever becomes internally corrupted, kill/close it. Restart it while holding down CTRL, ALT, and SHIFT, and Task Manager will reset ALL internal settings to factory fresh" How to discover any of this except by reading a reddit post by the developer? "There should be nothing that TaskMgr can't kill - it will even escalate privilege and (if you have it) enable debug privilege to attach to and kill apps that way if needed." Why is this even necessary? It's a part of the OS, it should not need One Weird Trick to kill processes.