I realized why. Systemd splits journalctl and systemctl into two utilities. With journalctl having impenetrable command line options that put `tar` to shame. I

I 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.