gnfetch is a Linux system information tool written in Rust.
It offers an alternative to neofetch and fastfetch by collecting details about the operating system, kernel, CPU, GPU, memory, disk usage, uptime, installed packages, shell, and desktop environment or window manager, then presenting them in either familiar terminal output or a graphical system card.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides classic ANSI output with an ASCII logo and aligned system details.
- Creates a graphical system card for terminals with inline image support.
- Includes card, neofetch, columns, strip, and compact layouts.
- Offers themes, distro palettes, light variants, custom accent colours, and configurable backgrounds.
- Exports the generated graphical card to a PNG image.
Website: github.com/Hibryda/gnfetch
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Developer: Mark
License: MIT License
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