pifetch is another verison of neofetch, except it allows for gifs to be used as images instead of just being limited to static images (boring). A big part to this is the fact that kitty terminal is ABLE to render gifs with kitten icat, along with neofetch using kitten icat for kitty terminal, but it doesn't work anyways.
Download the zip or clone it with:
git clone https://github.com/pizza2d1/pifetch.git
After that you should be able to just run the ./pifetch command in the downloaded directory
Select specific image to render:
pifetch /path/to/image
Ignore blacklisted images:
pifetch -e
- Making it so that all normal image formats are able to be accepted (such a webm, png, jfif, and jpg), as currently only jpg/png/gif formats are working
- Adding image format/extension detection through
filecommand rather than using file name's file extension (it ain't reliable) - Making a auto gif resizer so that users don't have to resize the files manually (asking first of course)
- Adding more options for the user to include in their fetch, such as kernel, battery information, and others
- Features added: OS, cpu, ram_num, ram, simplified_ram, resolution, DE, battery_percentage, free_storage, used_storage, total_storage, free_storage, percent_storage, system_runtime
- In Progress: kernel, WM, mini_image, loaded_apps, ssh_connection_status, clock, packages, package_updates, connection_devices, calendar_tasks, most_recent_git_repo, https_link
Thanks for looking at this, I try to make my README's as useful as possible, but along with that I like being able to share code that I think will be helpful to others