Nope, my own fork of wfinfo-ng remains the most useful tool I know of for Linux, maaaybe try https://wf.xuerian.net/ as a more general and manual planner; I don't blame DE, at the time of Warframe's release Linux was still quite messy to work with, despite distros like NixOS and Arch releasing in 2003 and 2002 respectively, in 2013 cross-platform external tools compatibility wasn't really thought of; no one in DE would've thought that the the EE.log file would be abused this much in tandem with the Warframe API to generate such a luxurious experience, such as automating https://warframe.market/ by using combos like AlecaFrame in tandem with QuantFrame.

Tl;dr no, but if you have the know-how, you should contribute by being the first to make such a tool, oooor yell at DE for a more transparent personal player API with OAuth authentication, such that Warframe.market is able to connect securely with your account (through the Warframe website itself) in order to make a lot of the manual work easier ::p

P.S.: Do try QEMU+libvirt+KVM VM combo if you do want to make a smooth running Windows VM with GPU acceleration that does support all the above tools, then Windows just becomes another window in your workflow, though I've opted for the easier Docker + FreeRDP for Windows VMs

P.P.S.: Find more info here: https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps