You can pipe into lnav like you can with less/more: make |& lnav The '-t' option will prepend timestamps to the lines that are coming in on stdin so that it

You can pipe into lnav like you can with less/more: make |& lnav The '-t' option will prepend timestamps to the lines that are coming in on stdin so that it will be treated as a log file. The '-w <file>' option will write the stdin data to a file if you want to look at it later: make |& lnav -t -w /tmp/make.out Is that what you're asking about?