Neofetch is a command-line application written in Bash used to display system information, such as OS version, uptime, memory usage, CPU information, shell version, and more. It is designed to be used in a terminal environment and can be incorporated into the user’s .bashrc file to run on startup.
System Information
Neofetch can be used to display system information, such as OS version, uptime, memory usage, CPU information, and shell version. It is designed to be used in a terminal environment and can be incorporated into the user’s .bashrc file to run on startup. The following code block can be used to display the information:
$ neofetch
Customization
Neofetch also allows for customization, allowing the user to change the information that is displayed. The following code block can be used to customize the output:
$ neofetch --global_theme [theme] --config_file [path_to_config_file]
The [theme] can be changed to any of the available themes, and the [path_to_config_file] can be changed to the path of the config file. With the config file, users can customize the output to display the information they want.
Output Formats
Neofetch also allows the output to be formatted in different ways. The following code block can be used to format the output:
$ neofetch --output_format [format]
The [format] can be changed to any of the supported output formats, such as text, ascii, html, or markdown. This allows the user to choose the format of the output for easy sharing.
