3 ms·

I don't even have an esoteric setup and every time I want to read logs I'll have to wait 30 secs. Even though there is absolutely no activity.

• vidarh 12y ago
  Sounds like you're running into some bug. I've never run into any perceptible lag.
• the_mitsuhiko 12y ago
  That sounds odd. Did you try to strace it and see what it actually does?
• toupeira 12y ago
  Try "journalctl -e" or "journalctl --since today", it seems like by default it will load all available logs which leads to this slugishness.
  • perlpimp 12y ago
    it is slow because log is read written in a block binary format but pager accepts byte granular fseek feature to go forward without loading everything into $PAGER's buffers.
  • rakoo 12y ago
    See ? People complaining before reading TFM. Thank you !