systemctl restart --verbose ... is sooo damn useful

@zhenech

Tired: What's the deal with doggo dependency?!
Wired^WCaffeinated: I remember how to read that domain name now.

@CyrilBrulebois
Dans l'herbe écrasée, à compter mes regrets

(https://alfamatrix.bandcamp.com/track/pendant-que-les-champs-br-lent)

@fugi FINALLY. Adding this to a restart alias, thanks for pointing it out

@fugi I hope I will remember this in about 2 years when #Debian 14 will be released.

@fugi
‍️ Awesome

@fugi !!!
I should not be this excited for something this basic. But here we are. This is going to be a real timesaver.

@fugi holy shit

@fugi in a similar manner I recently discovered `systemctl status --failed` to see all failed services, extremely useful if you're not exactly sure where in the dependency chain something went wrong

@CyrilBrulebois @fugi @zhenech you can always use journalctl -f -u <service>

@fugi Oh this is cool. Now I need to break the habit of doing `systemctl restart $service & journalctl -f -u $service`

@fugi Something new?

systemctl: unrecognized option '--verbose'

maybe the systemd is too old

@frlan @fugi You can check with systemctl --version

@CyrilBrulebois @fugi @zhenech young folk these days will never learn our old traditions of yore!