Does EndeavourOS KDE have Neofetch or something similar? What app do you recommend?

[nicknick]

Hi friends.

I would like to know if EOS comes with something similar to Neofetch or if I should install it.

If I have to install it, do you recommend Neofetch, or another similar program? Because I don’t know if there are many differences between these programs.

I know Neofetch, but I saw one called Fastfetch, and another that didn’t use ascii fonts, so I guess there are many of these programs, but I don’t know which one is the “best” or the “standard.”

Thanks in advance.

[r0ckhopper]

Have a look here:

Neofetch is no more

The github reporitory for the project was archived last week by its lead developer and is now read-only. This is a sure sign that development has ceased. There is always simply inxi -F without logo but more usefull system information or fastfetch, hyfetch or whatever

[UncleSpellbinder]

@nicknick

I don’t know which one is the “best” or the “standard.”

“Best” is completely subjective. What is best to me, may not be for you, or others. As for “standard”, seems the standards (most used) were Neofetch and Screenfetch. Personally, I prefer Fastfetch.

But there are MANY others.

[manuel]

Here’s the list from Arch: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_of_applications/Utilities#System_information_viewers

[nicknick]

@r0ckhopper

Have a look here:

The github reporitory for the project was archived last week by its lead developer and is now read-only. This is a sure sign that development has ceased. There is always simply inxi -F without logo but more usefull system information or fastfetch, hyfetch or whatever

@UncleSpellbinder

“Best” is completely subjective. What is best to me, may not be for you, or others. As for “standard”, seems the standards (most used) were Neofetch and Screenfetch. Personally, I prefer Fastfetch.

But there are MANY others.

@manuel

Here’s the list from Arch: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_of_applications/Utilities#System_information_viewers

Thank you all very much, friends! Those links were very helpful.

Some of them look really good, but for convenience I have chosen “inxi -F”, since it is the only one that comes preinstalled with EOS and you also get more system information than with for example Neofetch (or so I think).

Thanks again!