Windows is porting popular Sysinternals tools package to Linux
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Windows is porting popular Sysinternals tools package to Linux

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Windows is porting popular Sysinternals tools package to Linux
12:46:40 / November 9, 2018

Microsoft engineers have already ported the ProcDump utility and are currently working on porting ProcMon as well. More tools to follow.

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