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sourcejedi
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journal-ctl -b-0journalctl -b will show only from the most recent boot. You can also use -1-b -1, -2-b -2 etc. Your horrendous day is still there but you won't have to see it, unless you need to.

journal-ctl -b-0 will show only from the most recent boot. You can also use -1, -2 etc. Your horrendous day is still there but you won't have to see it, unless you need to.

journalctl -b will show only from the most recent boot. You can also use -b -1, -b -2 etc. Your horrendous day is still there but you won't have to see it, unless you need to.

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journal-ctl -b-0 will show only from the most recent boot. You can also use -1, -2 etc. Your horrendous day is still there but you won't have to see it, unless you need to.