| arts | feat: ok | |
| assets | chore: better screenshots | |
| .envrc | chore: base | |
| .gitignore | chore: base | |
| flake.lock | chore: base | |
| flake.nix | chore: better screenshots | |
| go.mod | fix: module name | |
| LICENSE | Initial commit | |
| main.go | refactor: allow truecolor | |
| README.md | chore: better screenshots | |
unfetch
simple and customizable system fetch
customised fetch
requirements
- go >=1.25
- gnu/linux/bsd running machine (darwin counts as bsd)
installation
just as any other go project.
usage
unfetch
for further documentation on unfetch flags, refer to the main entrypoint.
configuration
unfetch is configured through command flags, if you want permanent configuration, you may want to create an alias in your shell.
in most shells you create an alias like this:
alias unfetch='unfetch -distro=void'
why not use a custom config file?
extra job, i don't want to, plus it's simpler this way.
packages
all package managers are disabled by default, you must enable the package
managers you want to fetch using the pkg flag. (unfetch -pkg=nix,rpm)
arts
despite having NO_COLOR support, arts have ansi colors embedded directly,
you can use a custom arts dir by passing the art-dir flag. (unfetch -art-dir=~/distro_arts)
maintainers
license
this software is published under CC0 1.0 Universal (public domain) along with an ip waiver. see license file.
aka: do whatever you want.