Hello there, I have tried to both store command output to a file and show it on the terminal; hence I used `tee`. However, I noticed that `tee` does heavy input buffering for my liking (even on several `\n`).
What is worse is, the program I use does provide output without a trailing `\n`, and, for the sake of this example, "it is highly important" that I can see also partial output. If I run the command unpiped to `tee`, then it works fine. I searched online, however neither `stdbuf` nor `unbuffer` (from `expect`) are able to help with the case. Would it be easy enough to add a `--no-buffering` flag to `tee` instead? Or, is there something else I missed from the internet for such operation? Ντέντος Σταύρος
