Terminal: Tilix Shell: Fish So I’m tinkering with the config for Fastfetch for the first time. Looked at various tutorials, including fastfetch-cli/fastfetch Wiki . This is what I have so far… [z] The only thing I’m having trouble with is adding an image in place of the default logo. Suggestion…

I found the meter graphs at some point and added them to my system. Then @vazicebon came along and processed them again. I really can’t tell you when that was, but it must have been in this thread.

Yes, thank you to all for being so generous with configs … mine certainly wouldn’t look this way without all of you. [Screenshot_2026-03-13_20-01-42]

@Noodly you may take a look here at @vazicebon 's post and below :detective: [image] Fastfetch Config Tinkering Applications I tried all options with memory and swap, bar+values+percentage : [fasmem]

Ahhh yes @vazicebon ! Thanks mate. :victory_hand:

When I first started I found the easiest way for me was to put one of the example configs I was given in to the fastfetch folder I’d created in.. [Screenshot_20260315_135936] There are lots of example configs in this thread, just copy one in to a text file and name it config.jsonc. Once you get …

[image] Noodly: Here’s an example of a config.jsonc… I would delete the part where the image is located. That’s too confusing for a beginner

Yeh, just ignore that bit when starting out. You’ll still get a logo but it will be ASCII. :victory_hand:

That’s enough for a beginner. He should start by installing the modules and see how he gets along with them. There are plenty of instructions in this thread :victory_hand:

Wow, you have turned fastfetch into bpytop [image] GitHub - aristocratos/bpytop: Linux/OSX/FreeBSD resource monitor Linux/OSX/FreeBSD resource monitor

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