XWatch is a small program that I wrote to monitor logfiles and to see
    any changes directly (instead of having to read all the logs after a
    breakin or a crash). XWatch is simply started with a few file
    arguments, and any information that appears on the files is displayed.
    With a slider you can see past information; i.e., lines that scroll in
    xwatch's window. That's all there is to it. The appearance of the
    xwatch window can furthermore be modified via command line flags or
    via an application defaults file. (Older versions of XWatch had a
    button to activate an `options' window. I removed this code, almost no-one
    uses it.)
XWatch is incidentally my first applications with the XForms GUI
    library for X, which I can highly recommend for developers who want to
    start `X programming' but who don't want to go through the hassle of
    having to learn about intrinsics. XForms is really excellent. Congrats,
    T.C. Zhao and Mark Overmars (the latter is rumored to bootleg at a soccer
    club in his free time ;). Instructions on where and how to get the XForms
    library are in the Makefile, contained in xwatch's distribution.