I am running multiple commands in a bash script using single ampersands like so:
commandA & commandB & commandC
They each have their ow
Regrettably answering my own question.
None of the supplied solutions were exactly what I was looking for. So I developed my own command line utility: multiview. Maybe others will benefit?
It works by piping processes' stdout/stderr to a command interface and then by launching a "viewer" to see their outputs in columns:
fooProcess | multiview -s & \
barProcess | multiview -s & \
bazProcess | multiview -s & \
multiview
This will display a neatly organized column view of their outputs. You can name each process as well by adding a string after the -s
flag:
fooProcess | multiview -s "foo" & \
barProcess | multiview -s "bar" & \
bazProcess | multiview -s "baz" & \
multiview
There are a few other options, but thats the gist of it.
Hope this helps!