I built the first version to solve a problem that none of existing Log Viewers dealt with (namely, having several views of the same log + persistence of settings from the get-go).
After that, I improved quite a bit on filtering, based on some of my ideas, feedback I received privately, or via issues on github.
That is debatable. Depends on what you're trying to achieve.
Also, the purpose of LogWizard is to help you analyze logs in order to find bug(s)/problem(s). This can require quite a bit of analysis.
If you're ok with existing tools, that is fine. However, LW has quite a few features that are very useful - such as very easy filtering, coloring and so on.
Filtering and colouring are easily achieved by existing text processing tools. I still don't see the reason to pull whole Mono just for something easily done with tools already installed.
I built the first version to solve a problem that none of existing Log Viewers dealt with (namely, having several views of the same log + persistence of settings from the get-go).
After that, I improved quite a bit on filtering, based on some of my ideas, feedback I received privately, or via issues on github.
Best, John