Tag: fedora

  • Logsqueak: Rescuing Insights from the Logseq Journal

    Turn your Logseq journal from a “black hole” into a structured knowledge base. Logsqueak uses local AI to extract, refine, and file journal insights directly into your permanent pages, while keeping your data completely private.

  • Patchutils 0.4.5 released

    I have released version 0.4.5 of patchutils and also built it in Fedora rawhide. This is a stability-focused update fixing compatibility issues and bugs, some of which had been introduced in 0.4.4.

  • Patchutils rises from slumber

    Last week I released patchutils-0.4.3, the first release since 2020. A fair number of pull requests and issues had accumulated since I’d last been paying attention to this project, so 0.4.3 contains quite a few fixes and improvements. As well as several bug fixes there are also new command line options. There’s also a behaviour…

  • Journal-brief now in Fedora

    The journal-brief package is now available in Fedora (22+)! Also, the 1.1.2 release adds a ‘systemd’ output format to report on failed systemd units: $ journal-brief -o systemd Failed systemd units: 7 x NetworkManager.service 33 x abrtd.service 1 x configure-printer@usb-001-008.service 1 x dnf-makecache.service […] For more about journal-brief visit the GitHub page.

  • Using journal-brief to watch for errors

    It’s pretty easy to see what error messages have been logged on a machine with systemd installed: just run journalctl -p err. But this will show you all of the messages of priority “err” or higher, starting from the beginning of the log. What if you only want the most recent ones? Again, that’s pretty…