Hi, Can you open 2 terminals?
On one terminal-1 -- journalctl --user -b -t test-case -f --- On another terminal-2 --- systemd-cat -t test-case ls --- Do you see terminal-1 like: --- $ journalctl --user -b -t test-case -f Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: 70im-config_launch Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: data Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: debian Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: default Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-config Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-config.8 Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-config.desktop.in Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-config_wayland.sh Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-launch Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-launch.1 Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: im-launch.desktop Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: Makefile Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: po Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: share Mar 09 20:37:45 goofy test-case[145367]: xinputrc --- While terminal-2 not printing strange things. Osamu
