For what it’s worth you c an also do tail -f *.log (or equivalent) to tail multiple log files but it shows everything in a single stream instead of giving dedic

For what it’s worth you c an also do tail -f *.log (or equivalent) to tail multiple log files but it shows everything in a single stream instead of giving dedicated output locations. Any time new data comes into a file it will be prefixed by a header so you know which file received new data. But yeah, I’m also excited to know about multitaul—it was the first thing that stood out to me about GOs comment.