Add to your .bashrc:
alias neofetch=fastfetchYou’re welcome :)
But they are using zsh.
.zshrc, then :)
Debian has fastfetch now. Neofetch is properly dead.
I believe in
fastfetchsupremacyfastfetch -c neofetchDidnt even know it was dead ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Its still in the freeBSD repos.
Petition to rename “neofetch” to “gammelfetch”, as it’s no longer neo.
I replaced it with Hyfetch awhile back since that was the one that was already in the Ubuntu Noble repos.
It’s still in the AUR though: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/neofetch
With or without a RAT?
Who wouldn’t want to have more rats?
Rawdog the AUR strapless. Get pregnant and birth a rat
as someone who had 7 companion rats, i concur very much.
You’re now obligated to post proof to !petrats@lemmy.world
Have posted them there before :)
ohh, I see :D awesome. good rattos
Pfetch
Gesundheit
Isn’t that made by the same person?
nix-shell -p neofetch
nix shell nixpkgs#neofetchif you’re feeling experimentalnix run --no-write-lock-file github:NixOS/nixpkgs/nixpkgs-unstable#neofetchIf you want to make sure that you run the latest version
Pssst, what is neofetch and fastfetch?
Neofetch is the precursor to Fastfetch, Neofetch eventually became unmaintained which birthed Fastfetch a fork of Neofetch.
Essentially it’s a CLI tool to quickly list out system specifications, you can change what it lists with a config file.
Here is their GitHub - https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch
I’ve commonly seen it used in a terminal when people are showing off a screenshot of their custom Unix desktop theme.
Some distros come with it pre-installed some have to do it manually, if you’re trying make your operating system have more pizzaz then small things like this spice it up.
Fastfetch is actually quite customizable yet most people leave it on the defaults since it adopts the theme of each distro.
Forgive me, but doesn’t
yay -S neofetchdo the thing still?🫡
Just did that today
pkg install neofetch
still works 😀
