I was perplexed to find that, when running for instance `journalctl -f` showed my logs to stop on Apr 20th, 8 months ago. I piped to less, `journalctl | less` and pressed `G` to go to the end, same thing.

Then I did `journalctl | less` and went down 'slowly' (`ctrl+d`), this way I was able to go way further than Apr 20th...

Theres a LOT in the logs! I think it is because there's a limit on what is being loaded. However, shouldn't the logs get rotated? Or somehow pruned without user intervention?

In my `journald.conf` `SystemMaxFileSize`/`SystemMaxUse` isn't set (a solution I found [here](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/139513/how-to-clear-journalctl)).
I could try the above, but I kinda want to get to the bottom of it.

I'm on **Manjaro 5.8.18-1**.

Any help or insights are greatly appreciated. Thanks!