> It loves to tell you that a service has failed to start, but doesn't try to do anything like show you stderr from the process that might help debug. It does,

> It loves to tell you that a service has failed to start, but doesn't try to do anything like show you stderr from the process that might help debug. It does, actually. sudo systemctl status the-service ...prints out the last few lines of the service log. sudo journactl -u the-service ...shows you all the logs. You can jump to the bottom if you want and start debugging right away.