In a development environment, it's useful to be able to gather diagnostics for the whole system into one place. D-Bus traffic is a useful way to monitor API boundaries. It would be nice to have something a little more structured and scalable than sudo systemd-cat dbus-monitor --system systemd-cat dbus-monitor --session One possibility is to log to the systemd Journal, perhaps with a human-readable summary of the message header in the standard MESSAGE field, and the raw bytes of the D-Bus message in a new binary field, DBUS_MESSAGE or something. This could either be an optional feature of dbus-daemon, or of dbus-monitor (with sample systemd system and user units to start it, not enabled by default).
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