The Original Windows Task Manager Creator Releases a New Tool
The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
Dave Plummer, the original developer of Windows Task Manager, has built TMOG, a new cross-platform system monitor for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It combines the clarity of Activity Monitor with the depth of Task Manager, offering live 60 FPS meters, detailed CPU and memory views, and native performance across platforms. The beta is available now, with a focus on speed and honesty in system metrics.
Most system monitors make you choose between approachable and powerful. TMOG refuses the trade-off.
- jordand
For working with processes and software development on Windows, this replacement looks useless. I use Sysinternals Process Explorer daily at work, and that'll continue being immensely useful.
- timeoperator
It’s so ugly that it looks like one of those fake antivirus interfaces.
- biglyburrito
More info:
https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows/dave-plumme...
- john_strinlai
"Every core, honestly", "Not just used. Accounted for.", "More signal. Less hunting.", "Your machine. Your phosphor."
anyways, after scrolling through all of that stuff, it is not clear to me what the benefit of using this over normal task manager (or sysinternals tools) is, other than themes i guess?
perhaps it is better than whatever the native task management program is on mac?
"lots of words. not much substance".
- walrus01
Metaphorically, I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.