Yeah, this is the systemd equivalent of `tail -f /var/log`, or whatever log file you wanted to see, live. Systemd isn't as versatile in that regard (It only seems to do a combined system/kernel log), but at least they've mostly mimicked what used to be a very elegant way to live-view any log file.

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Yeah that's one of first commands I use when starting my Linux systems... it shows what's going on under the hood.

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Linux troubleshooting tip: Try `journalctl -f`. It follows the system journal in real time, letting you watch new log messages as they happen. When you’re chasing down a problem, sometimes watching the logs live tells the story. #Linux

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The half-inch thin laptop is joined by a new, much larger Swift Air 16 — both with Intel Wildcat Lake. www.theverge.com/gadgets/9878...

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Dell shares gain after strong AI server demand boosts annual forecast reut.rs/4qTtZuD

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