What’s the Artix equivalent of journalctl if any?

I want to help seriously

/mod this italian mario wannabe mother fucker

well to be fair I am a plumber
a linux plumber

insert plan9’s plumber joke

Congrats on your promotion. Salary doubles and 2x vacation time. No stock options.

2X0 = 0

still more than shinra used to pay me

I went down the deep end
I am using exwm

Long time ago. Cloud has been a long time member and helps people here. Same can be said of you. Do you want to also help to moderate?

ebin troll

should’ve replied to @Spektrum_light’s promotion

i solemnly promise to do my duty to the group of the best linux distribution in the world

Seems today is the “everybody mod day”

Another promotion! You will get a useless virtual secretary helper person, a 2×0 salary bump, and a free parking space 18 blocks away.

If they have earned it
Why not

No, but 1 dev, and 2 long time members/helpers.

Q not mod confirmed

Actually it was a kind of joke. There is no need for you to justify your actions to anyone 👍

I saw yesterday TV show sin limites..
Fernando Magellanes

I had to think of you. If you ever been to Kap Hoorn

Hey guys!

Artix + s6 user here. What’s the Artix equivalent of journalctl if any?

there is none

check /var/log

Read the logs in the /var/log directory. 👍🏻

They are text files, you don’t need a special program to read them.

Guys is there a way to run a command before suspend without acpid(I use elogind)? I use s6, idk if this matters.

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Elogind#Hook_scripts_to_be_run_when_suspending.2Fhibernating_and.2For_when_resuming.2Fthawing

never tried tho

Thank you, I’ll read it now

Weird how binary logs became the norm.

s/binary logs/systemd/

binary logs ™️

q

>In a previous job selling Lisp Machines, I was often asked about
Unix. If the audience was not mixed gender, I would sometimes
compare Unix to herpes—lots of people have it, nobody wants it,
they got screwed when they got it, and if they could, they would get
rid of it. There would be smiles, heads would nod, and that would
usually end the discussion about Unix

man this book is a goldmine