A Linux version of the Procmon Sysinternals tool

42 LelouBil 9 8/31/2025, 10:43:05 PM github.com ↗

Comments (9)

perching_aix · 3h ago
If this works remotely as well as the Windows version, I'm stoked. Polling for information (like with lsof) really rubs me the wrong way.
0x696C6961 · 2h ago
Check out sysdig.
calvinmorrison · 2h ago
really? i have to use procman and associated utilities often and they really pale in comparison with linux and even moreso other unix utils (like dtrace)
sirjaz · 1h ago
Windows Server 2025 supports dtrace out of the box: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrat...
perching_aix · 1h ago
Care to expand on that? I'm similarly just forced to use Linux and its tooling ecosystem, so decent chances I'm simply missing what's cool/cooler.
fennec-posix · 46m ago
This feels like a TUI front-end for strace, but I'm not complaining. This I think will come in handy.
fennec-posix · 36m ago
Though interestingly, seems to use its own eBPF library
notepad0x90 · 1h ago
does this provide telemetry not available with strace?

And is the output csv/logfile compatible with the windows equivalent? If so, that'd be amazing! tools like procdot can analyze/visualize the data:

https://procdot.com/

baranul · 1h ago
Expect Microsoft to come out with more Linux tools. The demand, interest, and requests are likely to only increase.