Annoying though it may be, you can run a program in the background
that can write to your open terminal.
Just in userspace you have;
dmesg -w
tail -f /var/log/messages
There's also dbus to monitor on Linux systems and a lot of kernel hook
tricks you can use to get a message pop up if an event happens.
Because it gets annoying to have a process splurge notification stuff
to a term you are working in, that's why you have info-bars which many
terminal emulators support.
Just in userspace you have;
There's also dbus to monitor on Linux systems and a lot of kernel hook tricks you can use to get a message pop up if an event happens.Because it gets annoying to have a process splurge notification stuff to a term you are working in, that's why you have info-bars which many terminal emulators support.