Yeah, because linux is so locked down you cant access, manipulate or kill processes in any way else...
Linux just hasn’t built the same easy interface but of course it can do the same things, but no one has built the UI
Also searching is generally not hard in task manager, you can just type process name and it should select it. Yes, it can be tricky sometime but most of time I use it to see process which consumes high cpu or internet bandwidth.
I do agree with GP, windows task manager is simple. If we need advance feature we can use process hacker etc.
I do agree with you too. So its just a matter of taste. But most user aren't nerd and they want something simple like task manager. My mom would simply refuse to use linux because she simply doesn't like cli interface.
tasklist | findstr chrome.exe
taskkill /IM chrome.exe /F
taskkill /PID <pid> /FI doesn’t totally suck
At the end of a week's work, I had a script which worked on my system, but blew up on the production systems it was intended for, and although we eventually worked around the stupid problem I want nothing further to do with that work. I co-own the far larger C# project it's associated with despite never having written C# a year ago, C# feels like a nice but slightly boring modern language, I probably wouldn't choose to write it for pleasure, but I don't hate getting paid to do so. However I seriously regret assuming that it was worth writing the "obviously just a script" part in Powershell rather than wrapping it all in C# and having the "script" just run that.
So, maybe it "doesn't totally suck" but it sure does suck pretty badly.