Hello,
I've been trying to do something with bash that is starting to seem
impossible and I'm hoping fish will come to the rescue.
Please see the question asked here:
http://serverfault.com/questions/528993/bash-prompt-below-output-background-log-tail
And let me give a simple example:
In a bash shell, run the following command: while true; do echo `date` >>
temp; sleep 3; done
Then open your fish shell and run: tail -f temp &
You'll see the output keep scrolling onto the screen, but the fish prompt
is left behind and doesn't stick to the bottom of it.
Do you know of any way you could make it stick to the bottom of the output
as it appears? And if it's not a current feature, is it something easy to
implement?
Thanks.
Samuel Melrose
s...@infitialis.com
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