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Re:ProcMon for Linux by verroq on Friday July 17, 2020 @02:31AM (#23867756)
You're skipping ahead of yourself, wait for them to build proprietary extensions in WSL.

The entire point is move people away from Linux and back onto the gimped version of the platform provided by MS.

Case in point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23867754

Re:ProcMon for Linux by MCOfficer on Friday July 17, 2020 @03:01AM (#23867919)
Not sure how this relates to the project at hand. It's a process manager. for linux.
Re:ProcMon for Linux by svntid on Friday July 17, 2020 @03:38AM (#23868143)
it has nothing to do with linux - in fact it does not even run on linux
Re:ProcMon for Linux by SahAssar on Friday July 17, 2020 @04:07AM (#23868302)
What do you mean? Look at the readme. It runs on linux.
Re:ProcMon for Linux by arp242 on Friday July 17, 2020 @03:11AM (#23867982)
Microsoft making their products better? What an absolutely evil plot they're concocting!

Ya'll stuck in the Microsoft of 20 years ago. I hold no great love for Microsoft or its products, and large corporate power can always be abused, but screeching "EEE!" at the slightest hint with no evidence based on assumptions on what they might do in 5 years is just silly.

Re:ProcMon for Linux by lokedhs on Friday July 17, 2020 @03:24AM (#23868065)
I wouldn't say there is no evidence. And as for previous behaviour, people used to applaud what they were doing when they were embracing OS/2.
Re:ProcMon for Linux by UI_at_80x24 on Friday July 17, 2020 @08:20AM (#23869712)
"Fool me once ..."

MS (like all corporations) only cares about one thing, making money. It's not silly to distrust a corporation that has repeatedly in the past stolen, subverted, and act in bad faith as soon as a 'threat' to their complete dominance has shown up.

Yes, most of the old-guard are gone. (Gates, Ballmer, etc) But I'm not entirely ready to trust them yet. (Windows10 telemetry, not honouring user-defined configuration [Peer-to-Peer updates active even though it's disabled in user-facing options], Candy Crush and all other game 'apps' being pulled from the MS store.)

So they aren't even acting wholly trustworthy now, even under this current management. Why would I trust them to be nice with Linux?