It’s so ugly that it looks like one of those fake antivirus interfaces.
The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
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#22Wow, thought the guy would be a MSFT OG but this looks like it sucks? Vibed, closed source, paid extensions.. Why on earth would anyone use this?
He kind of fell off. He left Microsoft to found a scam company called "SoftwareOnline.com" that used ads to trick people into downloading fake anti-virus software. The software didn't do anything besides show the user nag messages about fictional security threats that could only be addressed by buying the full version, and could not be fully uninstalled. See https://www.atg.wa.gov/news/news-releases/attorney-general-…
Re: The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
#23It’s so ugly that it looks like one of those fake antivirus interfaces.
Re: The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
#24Re: The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
#25It’s so ugly that it looks like one of those fake antivirus interfaces.
Re: The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
#26It’s so ugly that it looks like one of those fake antivirus interfaces.
> In 2006, SoftwareOnline was sued by The Washington State Attorney General's Office for alleged violations of the Consumer Protection Act after complaints were made about two products called "Registry Cleaner" and "InternetShield".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Plummer#:~:text=16%5D-,In...
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#27Is it vibecoded?
Re: The OG Creator of Task Manager on Windows Built a New Task Manager
#28"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".
Activity Monitor works well enough for me. But, damn, I'd rather visually parse top all day before I'd resign myself to gaze upon that hideous mess.