Fastfetch version 2.54.0 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as an Open Source, multi-platform application designed to rapidly retrieve and display system information. Built primarily in C, Fastfetch focuses on performance and customizability, allowing users to present their system data in an appealing manner. The application includes two executables: the standard Fastfetch and a more optimized version called flashfetch, which is configured at compile time to minimize overhead. Users can customize their experience through various flags that can be made persistent in the configuration file located at $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/fastfetch/config.conf. To explore available options, users can execute the command `fastfetch --help`.
Fastfetch is continuously being improved, with ongoing development introducing new features that could benefit users running on slower machines. For added convenience, the application provides premade configuration files in the presets folder, which can be loaded using the `--load-config` option and serve as useful examples for format arguments. Additionally, users have the ability to heavily customize logos, with detailed guidelines available in the logo documentation on the developer's repository.
As Fastfetch evolves, users can expect more functionality and customization options, making it an even more valuable tool for system information retrieval.
To further enhance your experience with Fastfetch, consider exploring additional resources such as tutorials on system hardware identification, processor generation checks, and CPU core counts. These resources complement the functionalities of Fastfetch and help users gain a comprehensive understanding of their system specifications
Fastfetch is continuously being improved, with ongoing development introducing new features that could benefit users running on slower machines. For added convenience, the application provides premade configuration files in the presets folder, which can be loaded using the `--load-config` option and serve as useful examples for format arguments. Additionally, users have the ability to heavily customize logos, with detailed guidelines available in the logo documentation on the developer's repository.
As Fastfetch evolves, users can expect more functionality and customization options, making it an even more valuable tool for system information retrieval.
To further enhance your experience with Fastfetch, consider exploring additional resources such as tutorials on system hardware identification, processor generation checks, and CPU core counts. These resources complement the functionalities of Fastfetch and help users gain a comprehensive understanding of their system specifications
Fastfetch 2.54.0 released
Fastfetch is an Open Source multi-platform app capable of quickly fetching and displaying system info.
