NerdFetch

A POSIX Linux/macOS fetch script using Nerdfonts

Dependencies:

• Any nerdfonts font
• Pretty much any Linux distro/macOS

To install and run:

Automatically (Arch Linux via the AUR):

yay -S nerdfetch

Manually:

Copy-paste this into your terminal:

# clone and go into repo
git clone https://github.com/ThatOneCalculator/NerdFetch.git
cd NerdFetch/
# install
sudo install -m755 nerdfetch /usr/bin/nerdfetch
# go back and remove the download
cd ..
rm -rf NerdFetch/
# run
nerdfetch

Features:

• Package manager and package count detection across many OSes
• Support across all nerdfonts
• Uptime detection that is actually good
• Unlike neofetch, it uses almost no resources
• Portable
• POSIX compliant
• Tested on Pop!_OS, NixOS, Ubuntu, Alpine, Debian, macOS 10, Arch, Manjaro, Bedrock, Gentoo, Kiss, EndeavourOS, ArcoLinux, Solus, LilKirbsOS, and Android

OSes supported:

• Debian/Ubuntu based Linux
• Arch based Linux
• RPM based Linux
• Fedora Linux
• openSUSE Linux
• Bedrock Linux
• Alpine Linux
• KISS Linux
• Void Linux
• Gentoo Linux
• Solus Linux
• macOS 10.x

Know issues:

• No support for BSD package managers/uptime calculations.
• Completely breaks on Android due to the fact that /etc/os_release doesn't exist on Android
• Weird spacing on macOS if you use brew given its complete weirdness
• In Cool-Retro-Term, the coffee icon shows up as a Chinese character. To fix this, simply change the default font to a NerdFont you installed, or change the existing coffee icon to nf-fa-coffee from the NerdFonts cheet sheet.