A free Linux software, Kiwi Log Viewer, arranges log files in a table using colors to indicate substring or RegExp matches.
If you're a Linux user looking for a freeware application to display large text-based log files in a tabular format, the Kiwi Log Viewer might be just what you're looking for. With this viewer, only a small section of the file is read from disk at a time, which saves memory and allows you to view large files that might otherwise be too big to fit in memory.
Not only that, but the tail option can also monitor the specified log file for changes, displaying new data in real time. What's more, text string matching is possible, with some useful options such as coloring, bolding, or italicizing important text. Options for text matching include simple sub-string matching or, for more powerful search options, PERL style Regular Expression matching.
Overall, the Kiwi Log Viewer is a great option for Linux users who need a solid, efficient log viewer. And if you're using Windows or Mac OSX, don't worry - Kiwi Log Viewer is available for those operating systems, too.
Not only that, but the tail option can also monitor the specified log file for changes, displaying new data in real time. What's more, text string matching is possible, with some useful options such as coloring, bolding, or italicizing important text. Options for text matching include simple sub-string matching or, for more powerful search options, PERL style Regular Expression matching.
Overall, the Kiwi Log Viewer is a great option for Linux users who need a solid, efficient log viewer. And if you're using Windows or Mac OSX, don't worry - Kiwi Log Viewer is available for those operating systems, too.
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