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If you are working on a system that uses a different background and foreground color than the default, Wintail comes with functions to achieve this as well.
Wintail provides the following advantages over using the default shell:
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- It supports multiple windows, just like Tail.
- It supports log tailing into multiple files at once.
- It supports highlighting text.
- It supports coloring the background and foreground of text.
- It supports customizing the text characters.
- It's faster than Tail.
- It's smaller than Tail.
- It supports search tokens.
- It has a curses-like interface.
- It works in both GUI and console environments.
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It's installed from the standard repositories.
Installing Wintail
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Prerequisites:
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- gnome-terminal from universe (as sudo apt-get install gnome-terminal).
- green-curses, an curses library written in C.
- python-pip, a python library to install package from a source.
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Install gnome-terminal
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The gnome-terminal is a terminal emulator application.
It comes with the standard shell for gnome, gnome-terminal.
Gnome-terminal's source code is in the source package gnome-terminal, and it's available as a tarball.
Package gnome-terminal's dependencies are:
- python-zgi, an interface library to bindable libraries.
- python-kiwisolver, a API to parse mathematical formulae.
- python-curses, an API to write curses applications.
Download gnome-terminal's source code.
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You can use other terminal emulators if you'd like, but this is the default.
Download gnome-terminal's source code.
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Installing green-curses
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The green-curses is a C library to communicate with a curses terminal emulator or terminal.
Installation of green-curses' dependencies is done through python-pip, a python package installer:
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Install green-curses
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If you'd like to install other packages, use apt-get or aptitude, like this:
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Installing wintail
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Now open a terminal, and run the following command:
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AisleBrain Examples
```bash
# Stop the Erlang shell
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```
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