


Neofetch is a command line program that displays an ascii logo of the distro(or OS) along with basic system info.
It's available at https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch or in most Linux distro repositories.
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Neofetch @vlemmy.net linuxFan @vlemmy.net The Steam Deck
Running Kubuntu 23.04 and a custom version of Neofetch.
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Neofetch @vlemmy.net Dan Simmons @lemmy.linuxuserspace.show Fresh Debian 12 (bookworm) Install
Relatively new install of bookworm. It feels good and Debian is running great on this machine.
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Neofetch @vlemmy.net linuxFan @vlemmy.net Going retro with THEC64
For those unaware, THEC64 (yes, I think it has to be spelled that way for legal reasons) is a replica of the Commodore 64 home computer released a few years ago. Under the hood is an ARM based single board computer that's roughly equal to a Raspberry Pi Zero.
The nice folks at thec64community.online have gotten it to boot into Debian Jesse. So of course, the next logical step was to install Neofetch.
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Neofetch @vlemmy.net linuxFan @vlemmy.net My very low spec laptop running Lubuntu
This thing came with Windows 7 when I bought it and was barely able to run that. Somehow it seems to have gotten even slower over the years.
The Bulldozer era CPU was so bad, I decided to buy an Intel i5 desktop and ended up missing out on the first 2 generations of Ryzen.😡
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Neofetch @vlemmy.net linuxFan @vlemmy.net Samsung Galaxy J3 Orbit
It's an older phone, the display isn't big enough to show the whole output in landscape or portrait.