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edited Apr 27, 2018 at 16:49

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Also check 24337

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Also check 24337

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

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edited Apr 27, 2018 at 14:32

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

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answered Apr 27, 2018 at 14:31

You could pipe the output through some way of replacing lines:

some long running stuff | sed -e 's/^/Some said: /;'

Or just direct separate outputs to separate files/screen(1) tabs/tabs in your terminal/...

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