install (Ubuntu and Debian):
$ sudo apt-get install screenfetch
then launch
$ screenfetch
result - https://i.imgur.com/LJ6uLKf.png
Freshly jailbroken iOS9 with WhiteTerminal from the BigBoss repo.
Downloaded the screenfetch bash file from github and copied it to the device, it's clearly not designed for iOS but this is all in good fun.
Thanks to /u/saurik for porting so much UNIX stuff over to iOS!
Bonus screenshot of irssi: http://i.imgur.com/WoBfebH.png
It's called screenfetch. There's also archey, which has a slightly different aesthetic and can be installed, if you're using OSX, using Homebrew.
i personally use ScreenFetch(https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch), its written in bash, is generally more responsive(at least for me) and is still actively developed, hell i'm in the midst of fixing an issue for it now.
from what i've seen, archey hasn't been actively updated in close to a year. (but i may be wrong)
I love screenfetch. The output is incredibly simple and concise and it works across numerous platforms. Also, it's over 5000 lines of bash filled with dirty dirty hacks to make it work on so many systems.
> A program that displays a doge?
Yes, just a bit of hacking around in C and an ASCII art generator I did.
> ... replace Arch logo in screenfetch with a doge face?
~~I don't know. I haven't got screenfetch to tinker with and I can't be bothered colo(u)rizing a Doge face. \033[33m
is so bloody hard to jam into art for some reason.~~
In the script, there's the art in lines ~2000-3900: https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/screenfetch-dev#L2246
Looks like imgur did something to change uploads. If you look at the source code for screenfetch (which is just bash), you will see the curl command it uses. I filled that in with my own values, and removed the -s, and got:
$ curl -f -F file="@2016-03-17-133124_672x292_scrot.png" http://imgur.com/upload curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 403 Forbidden
edit, looks like you need to use an API key now: example script
The color scheme is absolutely gorgeous. But what brought tears to my eyes is that your selfmade "screenfetch"-alike actually says "i3-gaps-next", unlike screenfetch itself.
For Ubuntu you have to add the PPA.
https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch
With this link you add the PPA. https://launchpad.net/~djcj/+archive/ubuntu/screenfetch
Just click the Technical details about this PPA
In KDE, what you could do, is to add a command to the Autostart programs, which just kills parcellite and package-update-indicator.
For example "killall parcellite" would work, I think.
In that Autostart settings window, be sure to also click on "Advanced..." in the bottom right corner and select that checkbox "Autostart only in Plasma".
A cleaner solution which would work independent of the DE, is remove parcellite and package-update-indicator from being autostarted normally and instead create a little bash script which finds out what DE it is that you're running currently and based on that, it starts the programs that you want.
You could for example copy this absolutely 100% concise and readable code for DE detection from screenfetch
: https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/screenfetch-dev#L1898
Screenfetch is just a bash script that can be downloaded here: https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch
Then you can put a command to execute that script in the "$HOMR/.bashrc" file which will be executed when bash starts.
Its this thing called screenfetch and there are others that I see around like archery that they talk about here
screenfetch or even archey isn't in my repositories. It might not be in your repositories either. I install screenfetch here. https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch Here is another way for Ubuntu. http://www.sysads.co.uk/2014/07/install-screenfetch-3-5-0-ubuntu-14-04/ For archey here; http://askubuntu.com/questions/415113/how-to-get-ascii-ubuntu-logo-in-terminal
screenfetch or even archey isn't in my repositories. It might not be in OP repositories either. I install screenfetch here. https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch
Here is another way for Ubuntu. http://www.sysads.co.uk/2014/07/install-screenfetch-3-5-0-ubuntu-14-04/
For archey here; http://askubuntu.com/questions/415113/how-to-get-ascii-ubuntu-logo-in-terminal
Looks like screenfetch and the music player seems to be ncmpcpp which requires mpd; more on that here. Notice he installs mpc instead of ncmpcpp.
>If anyone knows how to have GTK/WM theme in Archey, that'd be great to know
I don't think archey detects that. I would suggest checking out screenfetch its still active and displays exactly what you're looking for.