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How to use the journalctl Linux command

By Jack Wallen Tech Republic

If you’ve used any modern Linux distribution, chances are good you have become familiar with systemd. You might have also happened upon a systemd issue when an app or service refuses to start. When that’s the case, you might have found yourself in a situation where you’re not quite sure how to begin troubleshooting

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