https://github.com/ryzeon-dev/sysfetch
Command-line system information tool written in Python
https://github.com/ryzeon-dev/sysfetch
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Command-line system information tool written in Python
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/ryzeon-dev/sysfetch
- Owner: ryzeon-dev
- License: cc0-1.0
- Created: 2023-05-31T05:33:05.000Z (about 3 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-29T10:17:06.000Z (about 2 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-02-04T15:47:17.538Z (over 1 year ago)
- Language: Python
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- Size: 942 KB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Sysfetch
Command-line system information tool written in Python.\
Features hardware and operative system centered information.
Inspired by Neofetch and PowerLevel10k
## Install
Required packages: `python3 python3-pip python3-venv`
To install sysfetch in your system, you need to execute "install.sh" file:
```commandline
$ ./install.sh full
$ ./install.sh update
```
The installation script needs a parameter, which can either be "full" or "update":
- if you choose "full":
- Sysfetch source code gets compiled into an executable
- The "sysfetch" executable will be copied into "/usr/local/bin"
- A new folder named ".sysfetch" will be created in your home directory, in which there will be stored the configuration file
- if you choose "update":
- Sysfetch source code gets compiled into an executable
- The "sysfetch" executable will be copied into "/usr/local/bin"
At a certain point you will be prompted for your password, in order to give root privileges to the script. \
It is not suggested to run `install.sh` script as root, at it is blocked by default; hoewver it is possible to do so giving `--force` as first argument
## Usage
```commandline
$ sysfetch
```
To ignore your configuration file:
```commandline
sysfetch ignore-conf
```
Similarly to "no-ascii-art", if you give the parameter "ignore-conf", its output will be cached. Use "recache" parameter to restore configuration
To get help about usage, it is available the "--help" option:
```commandline
$ sysfetch --help
```
If you wish to set a personalised default behaviour, you can edit the configuration file
located in `$HOME/.sysfetch/conf.yaml`.
Default configuration:
```yaml
ascii-art: default
color: default
unicode-logo: default
os: yes
kernel: yes
shell: yes
cpu: yes
cpu-arch: yes
cpu-cores: yes
cpu-usage: yes
cpu-temp: yes
load: yes
ram: yes
ram-usage: yes
ram-cached: yes
swap: yes
swap-usage: yes
swap-cached: yes
gpu: yes
motherboard: yes
motherboard-vendor: yes
motherboard-version: yes
motherboard-bios: yes
processes: yes
ipv4: yes
net-rate: yes
```
Setting as `no` any of the values, removes the corresponding element from the displayed information. \
Leave `yes` if you want to keep the standard behaviour.
Available separator unicode:
- `default`
- alpine
- macos
- arch
- debian
- kali
- parrot
- endeavour
- raspbian
- manjaro
- centos
- opensuse
- redhat
- sabayon
- slackware
- mandriva
- mangeia
- devuan
- tux
Available colors:
- `default`
- grey
- red
- yellow
- purple
- green
- lightblue
- blue
- orange
- aquagreen
Available ascii-art:
- `default`
- armbian
- aix
- alpine
- alterlinux
- anarchy
- android
- antergos
- antix
- aosc os
- aosc os/retro
- apricity
- arcolinux
- archbox
- archlabs
- archstrike
- xferience
- archmerge
- arch
- artix
- arya
- bedrock
- bitrig
- blackarch
- blag
- blankon
- bluelight
- bonsai
- bsd,bunsenlabs
- calculate
- carbs
- centos
- chakra
- chaletos
- chapeau
- chrom
- cleanjaro
- clearos
- clear_linux
- clover
- condres
- container_linux
- crux
- cucumber
- debian
- deepin
- desaos
- devuan
- dracos
- darkos
- dragonfly
- drauger
- elementary
- endeavouros
- endless
- eurolinux
- exherbo
- fedora
- feren
- freebsd
- freemint
- frugalware
- funtoo
- galliumos
- garuda
- gentoo
- pentoo
- gnewsense
- gnome
- gnu
- gobolinux
- grombyang
- guix
- haiku
- huayra
- hyperbola
- janus
- kali
- kaos
- kde_neon
- kibojoe
- kogaion
- korora
- kslinux
- kubuntu
- lede
- lfs
- linux_lite
- lmde
- lubuntu
- lunar
- macos
- mageia
- magpieos
- mandriva
- manjaro
- maui
- mer
- minix
- linuxmint
- mx_linux
- namib
- neptune
- netbsd
- netrunner
- nitrux
- nixos
- nurunner
- nutyx
- obrevenge
- openbsd
- openeuler
- openindiana
- openmamba
- openmandriva
- openstage
- openwrt
- osmc
- oracle
- os elbrus
- pacbsd
- parabola
- pardus
- parrot
- parsix
- trueos
- pclinuxos
- peppermint
- popos
- porteus
- postmarketos
- proxmox
- puppy
- pureos
- qubes
- radix
- raspbian
- reborn_os
- redstar
- redcore
- redhat
- refracted_devuan
- regata
- rosa
- sabotage
- sabayon
- sailfish
- salentos
- scientific
- septor
- serenelinux
- sharklinux
- siduction
- slackware
- slitaz
- smartos
- solus
- source_mage
- sparky
- star
- steamos
- sunos
- opensuse_leap
- opensuse_tumbleweed
- opensuse
- swagarch
- tails
- trisquel
- ubuntu-budgie
- ubuntu-gnome
- ubuntu-mate
- ubuntu-studio
- ubuntu
- venom
- void
- obarun
- windows10
- windows7
- xubuntu
- zorin
- irix
- tux