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Systemd is a weird one, because I do feel like the user experience is fairly well managed, things makes sense when I read them and use them, yet next week, comp
by mrweasel 2y ago
Systemd is a weird one, because I do feel like the user experience is fairly well managed, things makes sense when I read them and use them, yet next week, completely gone.
As someone else pointed out, perhaps it's not entirely fair to critic the OpenSSL commandline tool too much, it is in some sense a catch-all reference implementation. On the other hand, Curl have a million options as well, but seems really well put together. Maybe because you only really need a small subset of Curl most of the time, but the same is true for OpenSSL.
- cyberax 2y agoI realized why. Systemd splits journalctl and systemctl into two utilities. With journalctl having impenetrable command line options that put `tar` to shame. If systemctl had something like `systemctl logs -f service`, it would have been much more welcome. Also something like `systemctl start --logs --follow service` would be great. I'm going to file a ticket for them.