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Fastfetch

Fastfetch is a system information tool that prints OS, hardware, and runtime info in the terminal. This folder holds the config and assets that define the layout and content of the output.

What the config does

• config.jsonc – Main config (JSON with comments):

  • Logo – Custom image from ~/.config/fastfetch/assets/monerochan.sixel, raw/sixel type, with padding and size (40×20).
  • Display – Separator between logo and text (e.g. " ").
  • Modules – Ordered list of blocks:
    • Decorative lines and “break” spacers.
    • OS – Operating system (with icon).
    • Kernel – Kernel version (yellow).
    • Uptime – System uptime (cyan).
    • Chassis – Device type.
    • Packages – Package count (e.g. pacman).
    • Shell – Current shell.
    • CPU – Processor info.
    • GPU – Graphics.
    • Memory – RAM usage.
  • Each block uses custom keys, colours, and box-drawing characters for a framed, themed look.

• assets/ – Contains the logo image used by the config (e.g. monerochan.sixel).

How to use it

1. Install Fastfetch (fastfetch).
2. Copy or symlink this config to ~/.config/fastfetch/config.jsonc.
3. Ensure the logo path in config exists (e.g. ~/.config/fastfetch/assets/monerochan.sixel); adjust path in config if you use a different file.
4. Run fastfetch (or your alias, e.g. ff) in a terminal. For sixel/kitty graphics, use a terminal that supports sixel or the configured output type.

File reference

Path	Purpose
config.jsonc	Logo path, modules order, colours, formatting
assets/*.sixel	Custom logo image(s) for the layout