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From: Jean-Eric Cuendet <jec@rptec.ch>
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Hi,
I read an article on DTrace on Solaris. It seems wonderful. Is it 
overrated by Sun or really an excellent tool?
Is there an equivalent tool for Linux?

Thanks
-jec