Could Task Manager OG become part of Windows—and what should Dave add next?Following the release of TMOG Beta 3, viewers returned with questions, bug reports and a substantial wish list. Dave responds to requests for making TMOG the default Windows Task Manager, Windows 10 and portable versions, Linux repositories, ARM and RISC-V support, virtual-container monitoring and wider macOS compatibility.We also discuss TMOG Pro pricing and discounts, Linux performance, missing sensors, fan-speed monitoring, memory graphs, update failures and the strong demand for a live TMOG screensaver—especially for OLED and multi-monitor systems.Then we look behind the software: how much AI has increased Dave’s programming productivity, how he prevents AI from repeating mistakes, and the trust questions that arise when a system utility is not open source.Finally, we open the viewer suggestion box. Could TMOG lead to videos about native-code optimization, Windows file-copy estimates, classic Win32 interface programming, Windows internals and Dave’s complete AI-assisted development workflow?And before we go: will there ever be an OpenVMS version?

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