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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.

LogDiff helps you find out what went wrong in a ProcMon trace. It does the following: - takes two related traces from ProcMon (the Windows Internals API monitor) - splits them into separate threads - matches the threads from one trace to the other, based on similarity (basically identifies which thread is which) - displays all the threads and their details in a sortable table - edits out all the numbers, timestamps, pointers, etc that shouldn't matter when comparing diffs - shows you a visual diff of any pair of threads, so you can see where the differences actually are It uses KDiff3, GNU diff and grep, and Qt 4 (the Windows binary includes everything required to run). ...