gdm3 now puts the Xorg log in systemd journal (a Debian specific patch from bug #765771 also keeps the old style logs). It would be nice for consistency if lightdm also logged Xorg to the system journal, otherwise users might be confused as to why a command like `journalctl /usr/bin/Xorg` does not work on some Debian desktops.
control: tag -1 upstream wontfix That's something for upstream anyway. But I personnaly don't see why lightdm should specifically log to journalct actually. Maybe it should log stuff to syslog directly, but I don't think depending on journalctl is the right thing to do. Regards,
That's what I meant. At the moment, lightdm opens and manages log files directly. It would be better to use syslog (or even stdout/stderr) so it the logs are incorporated in to the system journal. e.g. http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/journal-submit.html