Which ones, exactly? Nothing on Linux comes even close to the various chinkware on Windows in terms of features and intuitivity, let alone more serious commercial software. Besides, Linux simply needs its tools more often because a simple system crash can render the FS inaccessible, at least with the native ext FS. The lack of a self-repair ability has always plagued it. When Windows crashes, you just restart, and it will continue working.
It's not any different with Troonix. But it will more readily tell you that sOmEtHiNg iS wRoNg with your machine (that has served you well on Windows for years) every time it boots, and never shut up about it.
Name them.