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For a year I was using a heavy hammer to view system logs (both GNOME Logs and KSystemLog): $ xhost +SI:localuser:root I just saw https://tracker.pureos.net/w/troubleshooting/gnome_logs_can_t_see_any_logs/ , which is a much nicer and more specific solution. I expected immediate effect, so I logged out and re-logged in for the usermod to take effect. Maybe there is a time delay, but if logout/login is needed, please add to the end of the instructions. Thanks!

For a year I was using a heavy hammer to view system logs (both GNOME Logs and KSystemLog): $ xhost +SI:localuser:root I just saw https://tracker.pureos.net/w/troubleshooting/gnome_logs_can_t_see_any_logs/ , which is a much nicer and more specific solution. I expected immediate effect, but that didn't happen, so I logged out and re-logged in for the usermod to take effect. Maybe there is a time delay, but if logout/login is needed, please add to the end of the instructions. Thanks!

For a year I was using a heavy hammer to view system logs (both GNOME Logs and KSystemLog): $ xhost +SI:localuser:root I just saw https://tracker.pureos.net/w/troubleshooting/gnome_logs_can_t_see_any_logs/ , which is a much nicer and more specific solution. I expected immediate effect, but that didn't happen, so I logged out and re-logged in for the usermod to take effect. Maybe there is a time delay, but if logout/login is needed, please add to the end of the instructions. Thanks!