It was truly great for Windows, no doubt about that. Now, is it great for Linux? Absolutely not. These tools existed to vaguely resemble the capabilities we ha

It was truly great for Windows, no doubt about that. Now, is it great for Linux? Absolutely not. These tools existed to vaguely resemble the capabilities we have had on *nix for decades and I'm not sure what kind of value could they bring back to Linux... like, really, what? A different, Microsoft-style optics to look at processes?