This one's good. Picked it on social media.lol

He’s not saving anyone, he’s the executor.

@just-basic-user and he takes up so much processing power it's like he has a massacre then commits suicide. I hate Windows for this exact reason, there's so much shit in it that no one wants, needs, or even knows about, and that's why it always crashes.

It's annoying.

@DucksCanCode i don't see a single crash since windows 7 (than 8, 8.1 and 10) as long you have good hardware (non "chinese" drivers) and you made a clean install without OEM bloatwares... Yes i saw few bluscreens, but was faulty RAM, changed it and everything was fine again

@dontbeevil guess it's just the cheap setups I have but Windows just doesn't have the same ease as Linux for me, everything just works on Ubuntu for me

@DucksCanCode use whatever works for you :)

@dontbeevil same for you :)

I don't get why that tool is so bad. It's not like the average non-technically-versed person is going to accidentally open it and get confused, so why not make it better

@0xTJ I didn't get your point... What you do you find so bad?

@dontbeevil Windows Task Manager just lacks many of the features I expect from a task manager, like being able to select more than one process at a time to kill. (Getting rid of a stuck Chrome is a chore, because of all it's processes)

@0xTJ I found that if you kill the right one, all the others die as well. Finding the right one is pretty much impossible tho...

maybe because you're still using win7? in win10 (maybe also in 8 I can't remember) is already much better, and group the processes ...and in next update will bring also new features

https://thurrott.com/windows/...

Ubuntu provides both end task and kill. In case if end task fails just like in windows, which usually does, you can kill it and it stop immediately