Is this possible?

[Nathan Toone]

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I was wondering if there is a way to direct standard out and standard error 
from a virtual terminal to a konsole window.

Let's say I'm running a program on my first terminal - (ctrl-alt-F1).  *AFTER 
THE FACT* I want to load an instance of Konsole (or any other terminal 
program) and watch the standard out and standard error from that first 
terminal in my window.

The key here is "after the fact".  I can start my process and redirect my 
output to a file and then "tail -f" the file....but I'm talking about tying 
directly into the regulard stdout and stderr of the terminal.

Is it even possible to do? 

- -Nathan
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