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ProcMon-for-Linux by Microsoft is an open-source port of the legendary Windows Sysinternals Process Monitor, adapted for Linux environments. It captures and displays real-time syscall activities—alongside process/thread details—in an interactive terminal interface. With filtering capabilities, full thread stack capture, logging to SQLite, and event replay, it offers powerful visibility into system behavior. Currently distributed as a preview release (up to v2.0 on Linux), it supports Ubuntu 18.04 kernels 4.18–5.3 with plans to expand compatibility across more distributions.

...It is a great utility used in Unix/Linux for figuring out what process(es) have a file open (among other stuff). Many would ask, "why not use handle.exe from SysInternals?" While being a truly excellent utility (as all of SysInternals stuff is), it falls short -- at least for me -- for a couple of reasons: 1) It does filename pattern matching. I need it to do exact file matches with partial input. For example, when I'm in the C:\TMP directory, and I'm checking on a file named 'out.dat', I want it to see if the file C:\TMP\OUT.DAT is being used without having to type the full path in. ...