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Activity

Activity is the app’s log. It sits below the main panels beside Details. When there are warnings or errors, its tab title shows their counts as two small chips, a warning-coloured one and an error-coloured one. The table has Time, Level and Message columns, newest entries shown as they arrive.

The Activity tab, titled with a warning chip 1 and an error chip 2, listing four rows with time, level and message: INFO Starting debian-13-lab, WARN Rule trigger fired, ERROR Sigma input failed and ERROR Saving the run failed; the same four appear as toasts at the bottom right.
Every toast is also an Activity row; the tab title counts warnings and errors. Antinomie 0.8.0, synthetic data.
Control Does
Info, Warn, Error Show or hide entries of that level
Clear Clears the saved Activity log, including entries hidden by the level filter

Click a column header to sort by it: the first click sorts ascending, the next descending, and an arrow marks the column. Hover a time for its full UTC date, and a message for its full text. An empty log says No activity, and one whose entries are all filtered out says No activity at the selected levels.

The Activity tab with its Info, Warn and Error checkboxes and Clear at the right, and the line No activity.
An empty log, with the level filters and Clear. Antinomie 0.8.0, synthetic data.

What appears here:

  • Every notification, such as a failed command, a failed upload, a QEMU start failure, a download, build or tool-install failure, and the results of Memory, Disks, Samples, Snapshots and Rules actions. The notification leaves; its row stays here.
  • Warnings that also appear inline. A notice with a dismiss control can be dismissed there; the details stay in Activity.
  • Recording health: a recorder capture loss, an unavailable recorder health reading, and runs with async observation loss. Repeated polls of the same condition are listed once.
  • Run-specific entries, such as Recording incomplete for …: saving stopped. Summary lists only the selected boot’s conditions; Activity keeps the run-specific history.
  • Each deletion of a network capture, process core or disk dump.
  • A terminal copy that was refused because the selection is larger than 8 MiB; see Terminal.

If notices arrive faster than the log can take them, a row says how many were left out (Activity notice queue overflow: N additional notices omitted).

See Recording health for what these conditions mean.