Example Output Of SimpleFETCH

The logo glyph displayed next to the window manager text will change based on the Linux distribution being used.

For example the script is like this

# Define icons based on distribution
if [ -f "/etc/arch-release" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/debian_version" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/gentoo-release" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/zorin-release" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/deepin-version" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/elementary_version" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/devuan_version" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/alpine-release" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/almalinux-release" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
elif [ -f "/etc/endeavouros-release" ]; then
    distro_icon=""
else
    distro_icon=""
fi

Feel free to add your favorite Linux distribution by becoming a contributor and submitting a pull request.

SimpleFETCH (sfetch)

SimpleFETCH (sfetch) is a lightweight system information tool inspired by Neofetch. It displays basic system information in the terminal.

Installation

Download the sfetch script and place it in the /usr/bin/ directory (requires sudo access):

sudo wget -O /usr/bin/sfetch https://github.com/xealea/sfetch/raw/master/sfetch

Make the scripts executable

sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/sfetch

Usage

To use SimpleFETCH, open a terminal and run the following command:

sfetch

This will display the system information in the terminal.

Customization

You can customize the output of SimpleFETCH by modifying the script. Open the sfetch script in a text editor and make changes according to your preferences.

Dependencies

SimpleFETCH does not have any external dependencies and should work on most Unix-like systems.

License

SimpleFETCH is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.