correct me if i’m wrong, but i believe the point that is trying to be made is; a system user/admin has an intuition about files. saying that ‘journalctl -f -u’

correct me if i’m wrong, but i believe the point that is trying to be made is; a system user/admin has an intuition about files. saying that ‘journalctl -f -u’ (fu, indeed :) and whatever else is inherently undiscoverable, and is a.. basically orthogonal mechanism for handling what should be a simple task. i.e., viewing some logs. it’s far easier to compose and extend from files (what if i only care about the mtime of the log, for instance), than this. look, i think systemd isn’t.. terrible. i also think it’s suffered a bit of complexity fetishisation, and it seems as though that this resulting complexity may have become invisible to you. run0 doesn’t seem like a bad idea. but i am wincing a bit at the thought of unrestricted javascript determining access control.