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Masada Masada performing, c2005; L.-R. Joey Baron (dr), Greg Cohen (b), Dave Douglas (tr), John Zorn (sax) Background information Genres Klezmer Experimental Jazz Labels Tzadik Records Associated acts John Zorn Electric Masada Naked City Past members John Zorn Joey Baron Greg Cohen Dave Douglas Masada is a musical group with rotating personnel led by American saxophonist and composer John Zorn since the early 1990s. Masada is as much a "songbook" as a group, comprising more than 500 relatively brief compositions. Each song is written in accordance with a number of rules, including the maximum number of staves, the modes or scales that are used, and the fact that the songs must be playable by any small group of instruments. Given the historical associations of the project's name ( see Masada ), the Hebrew titles of the compositions, and the Jewish imagery on the covers of the associated albums, Zorn was clearly exploring his Jewish roots, stating, "The idea with Masa...

Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 19 down vote favorite 2 I'm trying to learn basic systemd usage and I've run into a confusing issue with user service units. When running ordinary services with systemctl start some.service I can find the full log for this service (including what it has printed to stdout / stderr, as I understand it) by running sudo journalctl --unit some.service . Consider the example servicefile chatty.service : [Service] ExecStart=/usr/bin/echo "test from chatty.service" When I place this service file in ~/.config/systemd/user/chatty.service and run it with systemctl --user start chatty.service I cannot find its output sent to stdout in journalctl, neither with plain journalctl nor with journalctl --user . I only get the following output in both: Jan 15 19:16:52 qbd-x230-suse.site systemd[1168]: Starting chatty.service... Jan 15 19:16:52 qbd-x230-suse.site systemd[1168]: Started chatty.service. And journalctl --unit chatty.ser...