Neofetch

Neofetch is a cool little command-line tool that packs a punch! It's super handy and works on around 150 different operating systems. Whether you're on Windows, Linux, or even some lesser-known ones like Haiku or AIX, Neofetch has got your back.

What Can Neofetch Do?

This tool is one of the simplest system info tools out there for Linux users. It shows off important details about your operating system, software, and hardware in a way that's actually pretty nice to look at!

Why Use Neofetch?

The main goal of Neofetch is to help you create awesome screenshots. When you want to share your setup or show what you're running, this tool gives viewers all the info they need right next to your OS logo.

Customizable Displays

One of the best things about Neofetch is how flexible it is. You can use the Terminal to display tons of useful information like:

• OS version + architecture


• Host


• Kernel version


• Uptime


• Packages installed


• Your Shell version


• Screen resolution


• Themes and icons


• Your Terminal type


• CPU and GPU info


• Memory usage

If you want even more customization, Neofetch lets you display any image or custom ASCII file—or if you prefer a cleaner look, you can show nothing at all!

How to Install Neofetch

The easiest way to get started with Neofetch is if you're using a Snap-enabled system. If that’s not the case for you, don't worry! There are tons of guides available here on how to install it on various systems.

If you're looking for a simple command-line app that gives essential information without all the bells and whistles, then Neofetch might just be what you're after! It's straightforward yet visually appealing—perfect for anyone who loves sharing their setups with friends!