ufetch is a small system information utility for Unix-like operating systems.
It consists of platform-specific shell scripts that print concise system details alongside ASCII artwork, with separate scripts provided for systems such as Alpine, Arch, Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, Gentoo, macOS, NixOS, OpenBSD, Raspbian, Void, and a generic Linux target.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides separate scripts for multiple Unix-like operating systems and distributions.
- Displays concise system details such as the operating system, kernel, uptime, and shell.
- Can show desktop environment or window manager information.
- Includes package count reporting in several platform-specific scripts.
- Uses distro-specific ASCII artwork for presentation.
- Lets users adjust colour settings directly in the shell scripts.
Website: https://gitlab.com/jschx/ufetch
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Developer: jschx
License: MIT License
Related Software
| Alternatives to uniq | |
|---|---|
| runiq | An efficient way to filter duplicate lines from input, à la uniq |
| huniq | Removes duplicates from stdin using a hash table |
| nauniq | Non-adjacent uniq |
| semiuniq | Removes nearby repeated lines in a file |
| uq | Removes duplicate lines from the output, regardless of the order |
| zet | Perform set operations on files considered as sets of lines |
| anew | Adds new lines to files, skipping duplicates |
| anewer | Appends lines from stdin to a file if they don't already exist in the file |
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