john@systemdjohn:~$

● john.service — active (running)

John T. Adams

Building maintenance for the Urbana Park District. Classic rock lifer. St. Louis kid, Champaign grown-up. Booting up since 1969.

$ systemctl status john.service
● john.service - A regular guy from the Metro East
     Loaded: loaded (/home/champaign-il; enabled)
     Active: active (running) since Fri 1969-12-12
   Main PID: 1 (john)
      Tasks: fixing things, cracking jokes, turning it up
     Memory: KSHE 95, the '70s → present
     CGroup: /urbana-park-district.slice

$ ./shell # go ahead, type something

guest@systemdjohn: ~

Welcome, guest. Type help to see what you can do. Try neofetch.

$ systemctl list-units --type=life

9 loaded units listed. 5 still running.

Most people are inherently good and mean well. We are all small cogs in a vast machine, each of us helping that bigger wheel roll just a little bit better.

$ journalctl -u john -n 5 --reverse

  1. systemdjohn john[1074]: Hello, world (or: why systemd john?) Every Linux machine boots up the same way. I figured a life works about the same.
  2. systemdjohn urbana-park-district[1037]: Snapshot of a Human Every job interview I ever had, I told them the same thing: I worked with a great group of people.

journalctl --all →