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Subject: Simple log question...
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Hi guys, quick question here...

I noticed on some peoples desktop they have a transparent log file running in the backround thats constently updated..

Like in this openbsd screen. 

http://www.lphp.org/img/snap.png


I would like to do something similar on my FreeBSD box--- anyone know of a program or a way to do this? Can you choose which log?