pfetch

If you are like me and like your terminal to offer some status info, but might prefer something a tad more minimal in use and look than neofetch, I recommend pfetch. pfetch like neofetch is written by Dylan Araps. You can see pfetch GitHub page here.

Here’s an install guide.

I am including a scrot of my st terminal running pfetch on Debian LiliDog. Here is the command added to my .zshrc/ .bashrc file to generate the layout:

PF_INFO="ascii title os host kernel uptime pkgs memory shell editor wm palette" pfetch

Here is a proof of life image:

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