it's usually when I'm actively debugging something. And it involves flipping back and forth between journalctl and systemctl, which are both long and prone to i

it's usually when I'm actively debugging something. And it involves flipping back and forth between journalctl and systemctl, which are both long and prone to interference in tab completion and yet similar enough to each other to cause some cognitive dissonance. I mean, it's a really petty complaint, I'm aware. But I'm also usually already annoyed when I have to reach for it. upstart's initctl, or even sysv/bsd-style /etc/init.d/whatever for various reasons felt less tedious. sv from daemontools is the benchmark though.