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animfetch is animated system fetch based on fastfetch.
https://github.com/Andrew-Velox/animfetch -
animfetch is animated system fetch based on fastfetch.
https://github.com/Andrew-Velox/animfetch -
animfetch is animated system fetch based on fastfetch.
https://github.com/Andrew-Velox/animfetch -
animfetch is animated system fetch based on fastfetch.
https://github.com/Andrew-Velox/animfetch -
animfetch is animated system fetch based on fastfetch.
https://github.com/Andrew-Velox/animfetch -
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It isn't everyday you can make a screenfetch like this.
And yes, I did need to modify the script to work with a system as old as this lol
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It isn't everyday you can make a screenfetch like this.
And yes, I did need to modify the script to work with a system as old as this lol
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It isn't everyday you can make a screenfetch like this.
And yes, I did need to modify the script to work with a system as old as this lol
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It isn't everyday you can make a screenfetch like this.
And yes, I did need to modify the script to work with a system as old as this lol
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Slowly trying to get X up and running on this (yeah, I'll move to Wayland when something workable is available, watching CoW closely, but it's a way off daily driver status, so FVWM3 for now).
Right now it's fighting me, because I went the "light" option, opting to install what I needed rather than slimming down a full-fat OS.
Maybe once I'm out of work I might try NetBSD on this, but in the meantime I need Linux for Docker image compatibility.
I installed `xinit`, but now it complains it can't run in framebuffer mode. So now we wait for `raspberrypi-ui-mods` to install a truckload of deps.
In the meantime, obligatory #neofetch (actually #fastfetch). I managed to get the font size up to something readable too.
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Slowly trying to get X up and running on this (yeah, I'll move to Wayland when something workable is available, watching CoW closely, but it's a way off daily driver status, so FVWM3 for now).
Right now it's fighting me, because I went the "light" option, opting to install what I needed rather than slimming down a full-fat OS.
Maybe once I'm out of work I might try NetBSD on this, but in the meantime I need Linux for Docker image compatibility.
I installed `xinit`, but now it complains it can't run in framebuffer mode. So now we wait for `raspberrypi-ui-mods` to install a truckload of deps.
In the meantime, obligatory #neofetch (actually #fastfetch). I managed to get the font size up to something readable too.
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Slowly trying to get X up and running on this (yeah, I'll move to Wayland when something workable is available, watching CoW closely, but it's a way off daily driver status, so FVWM3 for now).
Right now it's fighting me, because I went the "light" option, opting to install what I needed rather than slimming down a full-fat OS.
Maybe once I'm out of work I might try NetBSD on this, but in the meantime I need Linux for Docker image compatibility.
I installed `xinit`, but now it complains it can't run in framebuffer mode. So now we wait for `raspberrypi-ui-mods` to install a truckload of deps.
In the meantime, obligatory #neofetch (actually #fastfetch). I managed to get the font size up to something readable too.
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Slowly trying to get X up and running on this (yeah, I'll move to Wayland when something workable is available, watching CoW closely, but it's a way off daily driver status, so FVWM3 for now).
Right now it's fighting me, because I went the "light" option, opting to install what I needed rather than slimming down a full-fat OS.
Maybe once I'm out of work I might try NetBSD on this, but in the meantime I need Linux for Docker image compatibility.
I installed `xinit`, but now it complains it can't run in framebuffer mode. So now we wait for `raspberrypi-ui-mods` to install a truckload of deps.
In the meantime, obligatory #neofetch (actually #fastfetch). I managed to get the font size up to something readable too.
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Slowly trying to get X up and running on this (yeah, I'll move to Wayland when something workable is available, watching CoW closely, but it's a way off daily driver status, so FVWM3 for now).
Right now it's fighting me, because I went the "light" option, opting to install what I needed rather than slimming down a full-fat OS.
Maybe once I'm out of work I might try NetBSD on this, but in the meantime I need Linux for Docker image compatibility.
I installed `xinit`, but now it complains it can't run in framebuffer mode. So now we wait for `raspberrypi-ui-mods` to install a truckload of deps.
In the meantime, obligatory #neofetch (actually #fastfetch). I managed to get the font size up to something readable too.
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I've confirmed it with the official Technologic Systems images, the one I grabbed is a Debian 12 image.
Debian 12 agrees with my Gentoo image, as does U-Boot.
`HW_OCOTP_CUST0` is what I need to change, I need to figure out how that's done (or even, if it can be done).
In any case, here's the obligatory #neofetch screenshot.
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I've confirmed it with the official Technologic Systems images, the one I grabbed is a Debian 12 image.
Debian 12 agrees with my Gentoo image, as does U-Boot.
`HW_OCOTP_CUST0` is what I need to change, I need to figure out how that's done (or even, if it can be done).
In any case, here's the obligatory #neofetch screenshot.
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I've confirmed it with the official Technologic Systems images, the one I grabbed is a Debian 12 image.
Debian 12 agrees with my Gentoo image, as does U-Boot.
`HW_OCOTP_CUST0` is what I need to change, I need to figure out how that's done (or even, if it can be done).
In any case, here's the obligatory #neofetch screenshot.
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I've confirmed it with the official Technologic Systems images, the one I grabbed is a Debian 12 image.
Debian 12 agrees with my Gentoo image, as does U-Boot.
`HW_OCOTP_CUST0` is what I need to change, I need to figure out how that's done (or even, if it can be done).
In any case, here's the obligatory #neofetch screenshot.
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I've confirmed it with the official Technologic Systems images, the one I grabbed is a Debian 12 image.
Debian 12 agrees with my Gentoo image, as does U-Boot.
`HW_OCOTP_CUST0` is what I need to change, I need to figure out how that's done (or even, if it can be done).
In any case, here's the obligatory #neofetch screenshot.
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The #sysupgrade to #OpenBSD 7.9 is over. Here is the #fastfetch with the #neofetch preset.
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Have you noticed that the #Neofetch / #Fastfetch #ASCIIArt logos have little subliminal messages in them? XD
Debian's says "Met...gg" (good game)
FreeBSD's says "yo" 😆
OpenBSD's says.. "FLIF" (or actually, "FL|F") and "JJFJ"
Ok, that one isn't as comprehensible. XD
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Have you noticed that the #Neofetch / #Fastfetch #ASCIIArt logos have little subliminal messages in them? XD
Debian's says "Met...gg" (good game)
FreeBSD's says "yo" 😆
OpenBSD's says.. "FLIF" (or actually, "FL|F") and "JJFJ"
Ok, that one isn't as comprehensible. XD
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Have you noticed that the #Neofetch / #Fastfetch #ASCIIArt logos have little subliminal messages in them? XD
Debian's says "Met...gg" (good game)
FreeBSD's says "yo" 😆
OpenBSD's says.. "FLIF" (or actually, "FL|F") and "JJFJ"
Ok, that one isn't as comprehensible. XD
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Have you noticed that the #Neofetch / #Fastfetch #ASCIIArt logos have little subliminal messages in them? XD
Debian's says "Met...gg" (good game)
FreeBSD's says "yo" 😆
OpenBSD's says.. "FLIF" (or actually, "FL|F") and "JJFJ"
Ok, that one isn't as comprehensible. XD
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Have you noticed that the #Neofetch / #Fastfetch #ASCIIArt logos have little subliminal messages in them? XD
Debian's says "Met...gg" (good game)
FreeBSD's says "yo" 😆
OpenBSD's says.. "FLIF" (or actually, "FL|F") and "JJFJ"
Ok, that one isn't as comprehensible. XD
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Nothing is really 'wrong' with neoFetch.
The author of that software announced he was no longer working on it and pretty much disappeared. It works, but may not recognize distros that are newcomers and weren't programmed into the last release of neoFetch.
I do prefer fastFetch, as it is written in C, is slimmer and does, well... seem to be faster.
Debian Trixie has fastFetch instead of NeoFetch, for example.
#neoFetch #fastFetch -
Nothing is really 'wrong' with neoFetch.
The author of that software announced he was no longer working on it and pretty much disappeared. It works, but may not recognize distros that are newcomers and weren't programmed into the last release of neoFetch.
I do prefer fastFetch, as it is written in C, is slimmer and does, well... seem to be faster.
Debian Trixie has fastFetch instead of NeoFetch, for example.
#neoFetch #fastFetch -
Nothing is really 'wrong' with neoFetch.
The author of that software announced he was no longer working on it and pretty much disappeared. It works, but may not recognize distros that are newcomers and weren't programmed into the last release of neoFetch.
I do prefer fastFetch, as it is written in C, is slimmer and does, well... seem to be faster.
Debian Trixie has fastFetch instead of NeoFetch, for example.
#neoFetch #fastFetch -
Nothing is really 'wrong' with neoFetch.
The author of that software announced he was no longer working on it and pretty much disappeared. It works, but may not recognize distros that are newcomers and weren't programmed into the last release of neoFetch.
I do prefer fastFetch, as it is written in C, is slimmer and does, well... seem to be faster.
Debian Trixie has fastFetch instead of NeoFetch, for example.
#neoFetch #fastFetch -
Nothing is really 'wrong' with neoFetch.
The author of that software announced he was no longer working on it and pretty much disappeared. It works, but may not recognize distros that are newcomers and weren't programmed into the last release of neoFetch.
I do prefer fastFetch, as it is written in C, is slimmer and does, well... seem to be faster.
Debian Trixie has fastFetch instead of NeoFetch, for example.
#neoFetch #fastFetch -
I did some quick digging and 'screenfetch' is also available in Zorin (ubuntu) repositories and looks to do about the same thing without as many dependencies (compared to neofetch).
https://gothub.lunar.icu/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/README.mkdn
#screenFetch #neoFetch #ZorinOS -
I did some quick digging and 'screenfetch' is also available in Zorin (ubuntu) repositories and looks to do about the same thing without as many dependencies (compared to neofetch).
https://gothub.lunar.icu/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/README.mkdn
#screenFetch #neoFetch #ZorinOS -
I did some quick digging and 'screenfetch' is also available in Zorin (ubuntu) repositories and looks to do about the same thing without as many dependencies (compared to neofetch).
https://gothub.lunar.icu/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/README.mkdn
#screenFetch #neoFetch #ZorinOS -
I did some quick digging and 'screenfetch' is also available in Zorin (ubuntu) repositories and looks to do about the same thing without as many dependencies (compared to neofetch).
https://gothub.lunar.icu/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/README.mkdn
#screenFetch #neoFetch #ZorinOS -
Almost complete with this "build" of an HP mini with Zorin OS.
Just need to copy the data from the customer's old Windows computer and then it will be ready.
Fastfetch was not in the repositories, probably due to Zorin being based on a slightly older Ubuntu LTS version.
Neofetch was there and helped me accomplish on screen what you are supposed to have in screenshots.
#Linux #ZorinOS #NeoFetch #gNome
RT: https://social.retroedge.tech/objects/27811c52-8fd2-49bc-8e28-e73a5a01a685 -
Almost complete with this "build" of an HP mini with Zorin OS.
Just need to copy the data from the customer's old Windows computer and then it will be ready.
Fastfetch was not in the repositories, probably due to Zorin being based on a slightly older Ubuntu LTS version.
Neofetch was there and helped me accomplish on screen what you are supposed to have in screenshots.
#Linux #ZorinOS #NeoFetch #gNome
RT: https://social.retroedge.tech/objects/27811c52-8fd2-49bc-8e28-e73a5a01a685 -
Almost complete with this "build" of an HP mini with Zorin OS.
Just need to copy the data from the customer's old Windows computer and then it will be ready.
Fastfetch was not in the repositories, probably due to Zorin being based on a slightly older Ubuntu LTS version.
Neofetch was there and helped me accomplish on screen what you are supposed to have in screenshots.
#Linux #ZorinOS #NeoFetch #gNome
RT: https://social.retroedge.tech/objects/27811c52-8fd2-49bc-8e28-e73a5a01a685 -
Almost complete with this "build" of an HP mini with Zorin OS.
Just need to copy the data from the customer's old Windows computer and then it will be ready.
Fastfetch was not in the repositories, probably due to Zorin being based on a slightly older Ubuntu LTS version.
Neofetch was there and helped me accomplish on screen what you are supposed to have in screenshots.
#Linux #ZorinOS #NeoFetch #gNome
RT: https://social.retroedge.tech/objects/27811c52-8fd2-49bc-8e28-e73a5a01a685 -
Almost complete with this "build" of an HP mini with Zorin OS.
Just need to copy the data from the customer's old Windows computer and then it will be ready.
Fastfetch was not in the repositories, probably due to Zorin being based on a slightly older Ubuntu LTS version.
Neofetch was there and helped me accomplish on screen what you are supposed to have in screenshots.
#Linux #ZorinOS #NeoFetch #gNome
RT: https://social.retroedge.tech/objects/27811c52-8fd2-49bc-8e28-e73a5a01a685
