Revisions to tail -f, but with line numbers

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edited Oct 15, 2021 at 17:40

I think this is better..:

less -N +F <filepath>

I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

I think this is better:

less -N +F <filepath>

Reverting large edit that seriously alters the content of the original post.

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edited May 26, 2016 at 22:21

I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

As it allows you to use all the tools of less on the specified output lines; e.g.

It should be noted that the "flow" or stream must be interrupted before those other functions can be utilized.

I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

As it allows you to use all the tools of less on the specified output lines; e.g.

It should be noted that the "flow" or stream must be interrupted before those other functions can be utilized.

I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

additional benefits to this method

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I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

As it allows you to use all the tools of less on the specified output lines; e.g.

It should be noted that the "flow" or stream must be interrupted before those other functions can be utilized.

I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

I think this is better..

less -N +F <filepath>

As it allows you to use all the tools of less on the specified output lines; e.g.

It should be noted that the "flow" or stream must be interrupted before those other functions can be utilized.

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answered Apr 24, 2015 at 3:07

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