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• jtorjo 11y ago
  Right - should have mentioned it. Will update. Of course, once I can decently compile on Linux/mono, I'd certainly want to port it. But it will probably take a few months until we reach that point.
  • dozzie 11y ago
    You do realize that requiring Mono just for viewing logs is ridiculous? And requiring X Window is even more so?
    • jtorjo 11y ago
      That is debatable. Depends on what you're trying to achieve. Also, the purpose of LogWizard is to help you analyze logs in order to find bug(s)/problem(s). This can require quite a bit of analysis. If you're ok with existing tools, that is fine. However, LW has quite a few features that are very useful - such as very easy filtering, coloring and so on. Best, John
      • dozzie 11y ago
        Filtering and colouring are easily achieved by existing text processing tools. I still don't see the reason to pull whole Mono just for something easily done with tools already installed.
        • jtorjo 11y ago
          You can program in vim, or program in an IDE. You can also code in assembly, or in C#, or python, or however. It's about the features the program brings. It's your choice to use something else - I'm just providing (a hopefully better) alternative. Best, John