Neofetch is no more

[dalto]

@smokey

Just keep in mind that when you post your Fastfetch screenshots on the internet, your local IP address will also be revealed.

That you can easily edit the information that shows and you don’t need another tool to censor the information.

There is a command line option to not show it in the first place. Then you don’t even need to remove it.

[swh]

pfetch, hyfetch. fastfetch, crabfetch on my machine

[smokey]

Cool, I didn’t know about this good to know. I’m going to have to go back over their page again its been a while since I played around with it.

[swh]

@smokey

Fastfetch loads pretty much instantly on my machine, once the terminal is open its ready to go, been ages now since I used neofetch but I remember waiting around a second for it to open.

Cool, i am running fortune when terminal is open

[smokey]

I used to use fortune with cowsay on some of my older setups

[swh]

The great thing is that everyone can decide for themselves how to set up their machine. I’m always happy to exchange ideas and hear other points of view

[smokey]

Yes thats whats caused me often to try out new things and experiment and learn along the way, I just wish I could find/remember where I saved half my notes on some of the stuff as I look as things. I remember setting up a mates computer who was very new to Linux and I think I used echo to place a little warning about using sudo and how to manage his packages

[swh]

You should have a note ready for your notes

[smokey]

I need to start tattooing them on me I think

[swh]

That reminds me of me. Sometimes I think, cool, that’s it, I’ve got it. A few days later I think about it…how the hell did you do that? I should start taking notes at all

[joekamprad]

fastfetch --localip-show-ipv4 false

or is there something simpler?

[swh]

Im running a simple .conf file.

--structure HardwareStart:Break;Title:Break:OS:Kernel:Board:Bios:Datetime:Uptime:Packages:Shell:Terminal:TerminalFont:DE:WM:WMTheme:Theme:Icons:Font:Cursor:CPU:GPU:Display:Vulkan:Memory:Swap:Disk:Sound:Player:Media:Break:InformationEnd:Break:Colors

Starting fastfetch shows like above

[joekamprad]

i will use crabfetch from now on anyway …

holy crab ! What else anyway???

[swh]

fastfetch.jsonc

{
  "$schema": "https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/raw/dev/doc/json_schema.json",
  "logo": {
    "source": "/home/swh/Plasma/EOS/EndeavourOS-Logos/startreks.png"
  },
  "modules": [
    {
      "type": "custom",
      "format": "┌───────── \u001B[1mEat  , Sleep  , EndeavourOS  .\u001B[0m ─────────┐"
    },
    "break",
    "os",
    "kernel",
    "board",
    "bios",
    "datetime",
    "uptime",
    "packages",
    "shell",
    "terminal",
    "terminalfont",
    "de",
    "wm",
    "wmtheme",
    "theme",
    "icons",
    "font",
    "cursor",
    "cpu",
    "gpu",
    "display",
    "vulkan",
    "memory",
    "swap",
    "disk",
    "sound",
    {
      "type": "player",
      "format": "Pretty : {}; Name: {};"
    },
    {
      "type": "media",
      "format": "Pretty : {}; Name: {};  Artist: {}; Album: {}"
    },
    "break",
    {
      "type": "custom",
      "format": "└────────────────────── \u001B[1mThanks for fetching \u001B[0m─────────────────────────┘"
    },
    "break",
    "colors"
  ]
}

[GolDNenex]

PS: I also have my own version of neofetch in rust:

Made when i was starting to learn Rust so the code its ugly as hell and not that blazingly fast (that why i never share it).

[swh]

I have read through the documentation on fastfetch again. They recommend a jsonc file. This makes fastfetch almost twice as fast. 44ms

[smokey]

@swh

They recommend a jsonc file

Yer this is what I use

[flyingcakes]

SLIMSHADY64

[smokey]

[fbodymechanic]

2021? I’ll flag it out of date for you.