docs: note that node logs may also be in the system journal

See https://radicle.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/369873-support/topic/I.20cannot.20access.20logs.20on.20a.20node/near/480509559

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@ -103,6 +103,11 @@ You can also display the latest logs at any time using:
After your node starts, it will attempt to connect to peers on the network. After your node starts, it will attempt to connect to peers on the network.
Note that if you set up your node to be started using **systemd**(1),
the logs will go to the system journal. These can be viewed with **journalctl**(1):
$ journalctl -u radicle-node -S today
To connect to a specific peer, the *connect* sub-command can be used: To connect to a specific peer, the *connect* sub-command can be used:
For example, to connect to the *radicle.garden* community node, you can run: For example, to connect to the *radicle.garden* community node, you can run: