When development on system info tool Neofetch was discontinued1 earlier this year a slew of forks, alternatives, and upstart projects sprung up to fill the void. Yet the Neofetch alternative that’s gained the most traction —anecdotally, at least;…
After nearly four years without new updates, Neofetch’s future development has been officially discontinued.
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It seems that the popular command-line system info tool Neofetch is dead, Jim. The Github repo for the project was archived by its main developer last week and is now read-only, a sure sign that development has well and truly ceased to be. Not that thi…
The most well-known system information tool is arguably Neofetch, a wonderfully versatile tool written in Bash. An alternative tool is Fastfetch which is written in C. This free and open-source tool claims it’s much faster as a result.
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Learn how to install Neofetch on Linux Mint 21 or 20 to add a unique and customizable display of your system specs. Use the command-line terminal for easy installation.
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Neofetch is highly customizable. You can display any ASCII logo instead of the distribution’s, filter out the information to display or replace the logos with cowsay messages.
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