Goodeasy for Windows? I don't have a PC so haven't checked this out, but it looks like Radsoft's Extreme Power Tools might be a PC friendly goodeasy type utility. Key quote: The core philosophy of Extreme Power Tools derives from its source and inspiration, UNIX: well defined tools that work well together and increase your power and possibilities, not limit them.

Also, since the creators of Extreme Power Tools are also the users, development stays useful and customer just buy access to that ongoing development. While I'm not sure they use the best pricing strategy for their service, they won't be tempted by the sort of lock-in economics that has crippled Microsoft software.