├── .github └── ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md ├── CHANGELOG ├── COPYING ├── README.mkdn ├── TODO ├── screenfetch-dev ├── screenfetch.1 └── update-manpage.sh /.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 4 | 5 | **I'm submitting a ...** (check one with "x") 6 | ``` 7 | [ ] bug report 8 | [ ] new distro request 9 | ``` 10 | 11 | **Bug report** 12 | ``` 13 | => search Github for a similar issue or PR before submitting 14 | => download the latest revision from Github and check if the bug is still present 15 | -> https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/raw/master/screenfetch-dev 16 | => Show us the output of: screenfetch -v 17 | ``` 18 | 19 | **New distro request** 20 | ``` 21 | Distro name: 22 | Homepage: 23 | Distro logo: 24 | Package manager: 25 | 26 | Show us the output of 27 | => lsb_release -sirc 28 | => cat /etc/os-release 29 | => ls -1 /etc/*-release 30 | ``` 31 | 32 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /CHANGELOG: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | **** **** **** **** 2 | screenFetch 3 | changelog 4 | **** **** **** **** 5 | 6 | v3.9.9 7 | - I'm not sure what happened in the last 5 years. Here's a release. 8 | - This will be the last release of screenFetch unless I decide to pick it back up. 9 | 10 | v3.9.1 11 | - Fix GTK3 detection issues 12 | - LXQt proper detection and theme detection 13 | - Updated README to point to new wiki pages 14 | - Some miscellanious awk fixes 15 | - OpenBSD disk fix 16 | - Added EndeavourOS 17 | - MacOS Mojave color detection 18 | - Miscellanious spacing fixes 19 | 20 | v3.9.0 21 | - Lots, don't even try. 22 | 23 | v3.8.0 24 | - Additional Intel GPU checks 25 | - Gentoo release check (whether it's stable/testing/experimental) 26 | - Chromebrew detection for Chrome OS pkgs 27 | - OpenBSD fixes 28 | - Manjaro logo updated 29 | - Added Fux logo 30 | - Enable easily addable custom lines through customlines() function 31 | - Line wrapping with '-w' command line option 32 | - Fix issue with extra space and host variable 33 | - Improvements to OS X font detection 34 | - Fixed package count, shell detection and colors on NetBSD 35 | - Added pkgsrc support for OS X 36 | - Use new NixOS logo 37 | - Use new KaOS logo 38 | - PCLinuxOS logo added 39 | - pomf host removed (does not exist anymore) 40 | - Display the package count, resolution, GPU and OS version on Haiku 41 | - Display release version and package count on TinyCore Linux 42 | - Display exact release version on Windows 10 43 | - Use modern logo on Windows 10 and Windows 8 44 | - Support for Blackbox on Windows 45 | - Improve BusyBox shell detection 46 | - Added detection for Trinity/TWin, chromeos-wm, FLWM, howm, sway, LXQt and Deepin [DEs/WMs] 47 | - Added detection for Alpine, BunsenLabs, Chrome OS, Chromium OS, Devuan, Fux, GrombyangOS, KDE neon, Kogaion, Mer, Msys, Netrunner, Oracle Linux, PCLinuxOS, Qubes OS, Parrot Security, Pardus, Red Star OS, ROSA, SailfishOS, SparkyLinux, SteamOS, SUSE Linux Enterprise and SwagArch 48 | 49 | v3.7.0 50 | - Show RAM in IEC units (MiB instead of MB) 51 | - Count Chocolatey packages in Cygwin if present 52 | 53 | v3.6.8 54 | - Added classic Mac OS logo 55 | - Added generic Unix logo for unknown non-Linux distros 56 | - Added an option to display ASCII distribution logo only 57 | - Fixed total memory detection on OpenBSD 58 | - Fixed package detection in Solus and in apt/dpkg distros 59 | - Fixed xmonad detection 60 | - Added detection for Sabayon, Haiku, Logos, Chapeau, BLAG, Dragora, gNewSense, NixOS, Crux, Lunar and GNU/Hurd (generic) 61 | - Added detection for CDE/dtwm, Lumina and 9wm 62 | - Added ChromeOS logo (without distro detection) 63 | - Use Ubuntu-3color logo by default, remove old yellow logo 64 | - Added an option to supply custom ASCII art 65 | - Combine GTK 2/3 themes if they are the same 66 | - Reimplement '-d' (allows for setting what information is displayed on the command line) 67 | 68 | v3.6.5 69 | - Fixed RAM usage on OS X 70 | - Added old FreeBSD logo 71 | - Added portrait mode output 72 | - Simplify Scientific Linux detection 73 | - Added '--version' command line longoption as an alternative to '-v' 74 | - Added Evolve OS detection 75 | - Added imgur to configured upload hosts 76 | - Fine tuned more of the upload function 77 | v3.6.2 78 | - Added upload support via -u flag 79 | - Added pre-configured hosts for -u uploading: teknik, pomf, hmp, and mediacrush 80 | - Added a configurable section for an scp upload to a specified destination 81 | - Removed -m flag 82 | v3.6.0 83 | - Added PowerPC support for OS X 84 | - Added support for Korora and Void Linux 85 | - Readme: added installation instruction for Debian 86 | 87 | v3.5.0 88 | - update list of supported systems 89 | - Fix Parabola pkg detection. 90 | - Adding support for the echinus (dwm fork) WM. 91 | - Add 2bwm support. 92 | - Various Parabola GNU/Linux-libre aesthetic fixes. 93 | - Adding NetBSD to supported distros in --help. 94 | - Fix OpenBSD total RAM output. 95 | - Un-camelCase the *box WMs, matching the documentation for the *box WMs. 96 | - Added support for Windows 8.1 (Cygwin) 97 | - Removed resolution from screenfetch when resolution cannot be found (Win8.1 cygwin) 98 | - Fix detection of PowerPC G3 to be more exact instead of triggering on UltraSparcs 99 | - Fixing shrx's URL. 100 | - add manpage 101 | - update header license text to GPLv3 102 | - Red Hat Linux -> Red Hat Enterprise Linux 103 | - Fix Parabola in --help. 104 | - improved GPU detection formatting, fixed dual GPU detection formatting 105 | - Fixes for OS X 106 | - Fix Arch Linux detection for updated lsb_release 107 | - Fix for Debian 108 | - Added support for Raspbian, Antergos and KaOS 109 | - Fixes for Cinnamon 110 | - Fix for Android being detected if getprop exists. Disabling Android support until I figure out a better detection method. 111 | - Redirect STDERR to function to make errors prettier. 112 | - Commenting gsettings usage for GTK3 theme detection. Causes glib core dump in some places. Removed until I figure out why. 113 | 114 | v3.2.2 115 | - Adding a 256 support for Ubuntu logo 116 | - gpu_info code is still present but no longer in use 117 | - OSX: Fix X11.app from launching, add Theme Name, GTK fix, fix for Mac's version of sed to fix cpu detection 118 | - Fix for LXDE detection related things. 119 | - Fixes for elementary OS detection. 120 | - Adding Jiyuu Linux detection and ASCII. 121 | - Fix for Funtoo detection and Funtoo-text. 122 | 123 | v3.2.0 124 | - Add Support to Kali Linux. 125 | - Possible fix for distro detection with cases. 126 | - Fixes for CentOS detection. 127 | - Fix for bspwm. 128 | - Removing disk from DISPLAY. 129 | - Fixes for Mutter/GNOME Shell 130 | - Fixing spacing issues in new eOS ASCII. 131 | 132 | v3.1.0 133 | - Fixing some stuff for FreeBSD GPU detection. 134 | - Add alternate Manjaro art. Use with -A 'Manjaro-tree'. 135 | - Fixed funtoo detection 136 | - Added Sabayon 137 | - Tweaked Fedora art 138 | - Adding Notion WM to detected window managers 139 | - Adding GPU detection to display and Cygwin GPU detection 140 | - Color centralization. All logos and labels use color aliases now (i.e. blue/light blue). 141 | - Fix for verbose output with error suppressing (-E). 142 | - Fix for *BSD detectdisk. 143 | - Fixing a problem with _net_wm_name 144 | - Fix for elementary OS detection 145 | - Fix for the BASH pre 4.0-ish lower-to-upper in WM detection. 146 | 147 | v3.0.5 148 | - OS X GPU detection added. 149 | - Fix for -n. 150 | - FreeBSD portmaster support for pkg detection. 151 | - Switching to printf in various places. Part of a big printf move. 152 | - Removal of -e and theme exporting. 153 | - detectdisk added. 154 | - Fix for WM detection in OS X. 155 | 156 | 157 | v3.0.0 158 | - Colors bugfixes/changes. 159 | - -l disabled FOREVER. 160 | - Various *BSD bugfixes. 161 | - Funtoo detection added. 162 | - -c now allows 256 colors. 163 | - Fix Scientific Linux detection. 164 | - Moving of functions for cleanup. 165 | - Added -d back in for now. 166 | - OS X bugfixes. 167 | - WM non-case-sensitive now. 168 | - ppc cpu detection fixes. 169 | 170 | 171 | v2.9.0 172 | - Started work on re-adding Cygwin detection. 173 | - Cleaning up above. 174 | - Cygwin logo fixed. 175 | - Many Cygwin bugfixes/additions. 176 | 177 | 178 | v2.8.4 179 | - GTK detection bugfixes. 180 | - Cygwin logo changed. 181 | - E17 detection added. 182 | - Updated --help. 183 | - BackTrack Linux detection added. 184 | - OpenBSD shell detection fix. 185 | - *BSD bugfixes. 186 | - Fixes for cpu speed detection. 187 | - Changed Android logo. 188 | - Changed CrunchBang logo. 189 | - Added -N to strip all colors. 190 | - Actually added --help. -h still works. 191 | - Sabayon Linux detection added. 192 | - GPU detection added (Very Experimental!!!) 193 | - Many tweaks on above. 194 | - Adding -E to suppress all errors (STDERR). 195 | 196 | 197 | v2.8.1 198 | - *BSD shell detection fix. 199 | - Unity detection added. 200 | - Experimental Android support. 201 | - Various WM/DE bugfixes. 202 | - Closing up outstanding issues/pulls. 203 | - If "Not Found", continue. Do Not Display. 204 | - Scientific Linux detection added. 205 | - Manjaro logo changed. 206 | 207 | 208 | v2.7.7 209 | - KWin detection fixes. 210 | - KDE detection fixes. 211 | - Manjaro Linux ASCII changed. 212 | - Attempts at automated truncating. 213 | - Organization of WM names in functions. 214 | - Compiz detection fixes. 215 | - CrunchBang Waldorf detection fix. 216 | - Shell version detection. Also, SHELL DETECTION. 217 | - Formatting fixes. 218 | - Basic razorqt detection. 219 | - Fixing RHEL detection. 220 | - No displaying of X-dependent info if X isn't found to be running. 221 | - Remove -l flag. 222 | - Lotsa OS X detection bugfixes. 223 | - FluxBox detection fix. 224 | - FreeBSD uptime bugfix. 225 | 226 | 227 | v2.7.5 228 | - Adding Cinnamon detection. 229 | - Updated README for how to. 230 | - *BSD memory detection bugfixes. 231 | - Other miscellanious *BSD bugfixes. 232 | - Optimizations and code cleanup. 233 | - README changes. 234 | - gsettings detection fix. 235 | - RHEL detection fix. 236 | - /etc/os-release detection fix. 237 | - BASH optimizations. 238 | - Huge detectdistro overhaul. 239 | - More tweaks on above. 240 | - detectgtk optimization/cleanup/fixes. 241 | 242 | 243 | v2.5.5 244 | - herbstluftwm detection. 245 | - Added Manjaro Linux detection. 246 | - NetBSD detection and fixes. 247 | - Cleanup and fixes for DE detection. 248 | 249 | 250 | v2.5.3 (lots of stuff) 251 | - GTK3 bugfixes. 252 | - Fuduntu detection added. 253 | - OS X memory bugfixes. 254 | - Fragmented BSD flavors like they should be. 255 | - FreeBSD bugfixes. 256 | - Added DragonFlyBSD detection. 257 | - xmonad detection bugfix. 258 | - Fix CrunchBang detection. 259 | - Add Trisquel detectin. 260 | 261 | 262 | v2.5.0 263 | - Mac OS X detection added. 264 | - Lots of tweaking on OS X detection. 265 | - Fixes for distro detection. 266 | - Change for BSD logo. 267 | - Script now exits with 0 status. 268 | - macports and homebrew detection for OS X. 269 | - Experimental Cygwin detection. Commented out until cleaned. 270 | 271 | 272 | v2.4.7 273 | - KWin detection bugfixes. 274 | - Fixed non-ascii output. 275 | - Fix for Frugalware pkg detection. 276 | - Fix Gentoo detection. 277 | - Proper GTK3 detection for GNOME. 278 | - DE detection cleanup. 279 | - GNOME Shell detection. 280 | - Various code cleanups. 281 | 282 | 283 | v2.4.5 284 | - Added Chakra detection. 285 | - GTK detection bugfixes. 286 | - Experimental GTK3 detection. 287 | 288 | 289 | v2.4.4 290 | - SpectrWM added. Kept old ScrotWM for legacy. 291 | - Colors bugfixes. 292 | - Fixed LinuxDeepin and Parabola detection/logos. 293 | 294 | 295 | v2.4.3 296 | - Woo! Colors! Define colors with -c. 297 | 298 | 299 | v2.4.2 300 | - Added Viperr detection. 301 | - Added LinuxDeepin detection. 302 | 303 | 304 | v2.4.1 305 | - Spacing fixes 306 | - Added ParabolaGNU detection. 307 | - Fixed list of supported distributions in --help. 308 | 309 | 310 | v2.4.0 311 | - New SolusOS logo and fixed detection 312 | - Added CPU detection. 313 | - Added Memory detection. 314 | - Added Package Count detection (only working on Arch and SolusOS). 315 | 316 | 317 | v2.3.9 318 | - Fixed SolusOS detection. 319 | - Added MATE detection, theme detection possibly not working yet. Fixed WindowMaker detection. 320 | - Getting a DEB out! \o/ 321 | 322 | v2.3.8 323 | - Adding tentative dminiwm support. 324 | - net-tools deprecated. Relying on /proc/sys/kernel/hostname from now on. 325 | - Adding tentative monsterwm support. 326 | - Fixing openSUSE detection 327 | 328 | v2.3.7 329 | - Correctly tabulated and added Mageia distro detection and ASCII. 330 | - Adding tentative SolusOS detection via /etc/issue 331 | - Adding SolusOS logo and colors. 332 | 333 | v2.3.6 334 | - Adding tentative PeppermintOS detection. 335 | - A couple of attempted KDE/KWin fixes. 336 | - Fixed /etc/os-release detection 337 | - Updating Frugalware detection with /etc/os-release. 338 | 339 | v2.3.5 340 | - Adding tentative Frugalware detection. 341 | - Adding 256 color support. 342 | - suse and version fix 343 | - Fixed a couple logo spacing issues. Added spaceing insensitivity to the -D flag. 344 | - Added / fixed LXDE support. 345 | 346 | v2.3.4 347 | - Fixed an error causing stuff to not be detected. 348 | - e17 support 349 | - Several other fixes an revertions 350 | 351 | v2.3.2 352 | - Adding new Slackware ASCII art and detection. 353 | 354 | v2.3.1 355 | - Fixing 'n/a' displaying of release/codename in my_distro. 356 | 357 | v2.3.0 358 | - Added SuSe detection and made an ASCII logo for it. 359 | 360 | v2.2.9 361 | - Attempting to fix DE detection with new GDM3 362 | 363 | v2.2.8 364 | - Fixing some quotes errors and LMDE detection. 365 | 366 | v2.2.7 367 | - Fixed a few space errors in Debian logo and added new LMDE logo. 368 | - Removing official Compiz support. That should straighten a few things out. 369 | 370 | v2.2.4 371 | - Temporarily re-enabling bg support via -B flag. 372 | 373 | v2.2.3 374 | - Removing showing background by default by request. 375 | - Correction in WM name (subtle) 376 | 377 | v2.2.1 378 | - Added a couple of WMs: subtle, e16, and sawfish 379 | 380 | v2.2.0 381 | - Deleted extra ASCII stuff and completely rewrote output stuff. 382 | 383 | v2.1.7 384 | - Added a few changes and lsb_release support. 385 | 386 | v2.1.5 387 | - Fixed multi-monitor resolution detection and modified default screenshot filename. 388 | - Lots of capitalization errors in WM detection were brought to my attention. Fixed. 389 | - Attempting to fix detection of Crunchbang Statler. 390 | 391 | v2.1.4 392 | - Commented out the DISPLAY setting on commandline until its stable. 393 | 394 | v2.1.3 (HOLY SHIT BIG CHANGES) 395 | - Added shitload of new features. Keep reading. 396 | - Added function to set script variables on commandline execution. (i.e. screenfetch-dev -o 'baseurl="http://www.example.com"') 397 | - Added function to set display info on commandline execution. (i.i. screenfetch-dev -d 'Host, OS, Kernel, Uptime, Theme, Icons') 398 | - Added function to export theme if wanted upon execution. Currently only supports the following window managers: PekWM, OpenBox, BlackBox, FluxBox, Metacity (kind of), Xfwm4 (kind of). This is a really big addition, and quite experimental. Things that are currently sought out and exported are the following: GTK Theme Folder, Icon Theme Folder, WM Theme Folder, Background Image, and screenshot taken by screenfetch. If you would like anything else exported with this let me know and I'll see what I can do. 399 | - Added function to upload screenshot taken to server you have ssh access on after info is displayed. MUST set baseurl, serveraddr, and serverdir variables for this to work. See -o flag. 400 | - Added new support for detecting the following window managers: Musca, i3, Ratpoison, wmii, Wmfs, ScrotWM, and Beryl. 401 | - Attempted to fix XFCE detection by limiting the processes that result in XFCE to only "xfce4-desktop". Dunno if this will work or not. Email me. 402 | - Added function to detect hostname and user. Displayed in info output. 403 | - Added function to detect resolution. Displayed in info output. Untested, and possibly not working, on multiple monitor setups. Email me. 404 | - Added function to detect working shell. Might also add function to detect terminal type in the future. 405 | - Fixed bug in GNOME background output. Was outputing entire pathname. Now only outputs the filename of the image. 406 | - Replaced old Arch Linux logo with new updated one. Don't really like the new one, but it was popular demand. Old one is still available through -D with the 'Arch Linux - Old' argument for those of us that are old school. 407 | 408 | v2.0.3 409 | - Adding XMonad detection. 410 | 411 | v2.0.1 412 | - Fixing some spelling errors and added a few minor things. 413 | - Experimental truncating based upon terminal width. 414 | - Changed default Arch Linux ASCII logo due to popular demand. Old one is still available. 415 | 416 | v1.8.4 417 | - Added experimental Compiz detection (WM and theme) 418 | - Added experimental StumpWM detection (Just WM). Thanks to gtklocker for this part. 419 | 420 | 421 | v1.8.3 422 | - Added the groundwork for background support, terminal width detection (and thus truncating upon being over this width), and a couple other things I can't remember at the moment. 423 | - Gonna update a couple of the ASCII arts. :D 424 | 425 | 426 | v1.7.9 427 | - Added support to DETECT the following window managers: dwm, awesome, and WindowMaker 428 | - Added support for lighter backgrounds. If you have a lighter background, specify -l as a flag on the command-line. This will turn all white output to dark gray output. 429 | - screenFetch was featured in the ALM (Arch Linux Magazine)! The issue can be found and downloaded at http://www.archlinux.org/static/magazine/2010/ALM-2010-Apr.pdf 430 | 431 | 432 | v1.7.7 433 | - Added FVWM support per request of goran'agar on the Arch forums. 434 | 435 | 436 | v1.7.6.5 437 | - Fixed broken -s flag to take screenshot. 438 | - Put calling for verbose function back into other functions. 439 | 440 | 441 | v1.7.6 (important) 442 | - Working distribution detection! Most of the distributions I've included have been untested as of yet. Which means I could REALLY use some testers for these distros. The ones that still need testing are as follows: SUSE, Mandriva/Mandrake, Gentoo, Fedora, Red Hat Linux, and BSD. If you would like to help test these distributions, let me know by emailing me at kittykatt@archlinux.us 443 | - Reworked a lot of the code to be functions instead of repeating parts. Looks a lot cleaner now. 444 | - This update was mainly Kingdomcome's doing. So thank him profusely. 445 | 446 | 447 | v1.7.5 (HUGE) 448 | - Massive rewrite, cleaning up a huge portion of the code. 449 | - Made several repeating parts of the code into functions. 450 | - Learned getopts. Rewrote flag support with it. Flags now supported are as follows: 451 | ~ -D 'DISTRO NAME' Specify distribution name 452 | ~ -c 'command' Specify custom screenshot command. 453 | ~ -V Print current version of script. 454 | ~ -v Turn on verbose output. 455 | ~ -s Take screenshot. 456 | ~ -n Display info only and no ASCII logo. 457 | ~ -h Display help menu. 458 | - Added version number to DE reporting. Except LXDE. Because they fail. 459 | - Thanks to h2 for many, many, many suggestions and a lot of help. This update would most likely not have been possible without him. 460 | 461 | 462 | v1.4.5 463 | - Cleaned up WM Theme detection code. 464 | 465 | 466 | v1.4.4 467 | - Changed version system 468 | - Fixed if statement for "Not Present" or "LXDE" DE (Thanks to ArcherSeven for pointing it out) 469 | 470 | 471 | v1.4.3 (big) 472 | - Complete rewrite of DE and WM detection (Once again thanks to King) 473 | - Implemented LXDE support (Yay!) 474 | - Discussed ideas for "united" DE detection 475 | 476 | 477 | v1.4 478 | - Complete rewrite of the uptime field (Thanks a bunch Kingdomcome) 479 | 480 | 481 | v1.3 482 | - Added some flag support (notably --version, --screen, and --help) 483 | - Added commented lines for --distro and --command flags (future use) 484 | - Fixed another color escape sequence. 485 | 486 | 487 | v1.2 488 | - Fixed uptime errors when uptime > 1 day 489 | 490 | 491 | v1.1 492 | - Fixed color closing in the generic tux ASCII logo (thanks Suhana) 493 | - Changed architecture detection to "uname -m" across the board (thanks ikey for that one) 494 | 495 | 496 | v1.0 497 | - First version. 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.mkdn: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | # screenFetch - The Bash Screenshot Information Tool 3 | 4 | ## Important! 5 | 6 | Please see [this discussion](https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/discussions/805) on the current state of screenFetch. 7 | 8 | ## What is screenFetch? 9 | 10 | screenFetch is a "Bash Screenshot Information Tool". This handy Bash 11 | script can be used to generate one of those nifty terminal theme 12 | information + ASCII distribution logos you see in everyone's screenshots 13 | nowadays. It will auto-detect your distribution and display an ASCII 14 | version of that distribution's logo and some valuable information to the 15 | right. There are options to specify no ASCII art, colors, taking a 16 | screenshot upon displaying info, and even customizing the screenshot 17 | command! This script is very easy to add to and can easily be extended. 18 | 19 | ## How do I get screenFetch? 20 | 21 | Please see [Installation](https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/wiki/Installation). 22 | 23 | ## Running screenfetch 24 | 25 | To run screenFetch, open a terminal of some sort and type in the command `screenfetch` 26 | or wherever you saved the script to. This will generate an ASCII logo with the 27 | information printed to the side of the logo. There are some options that may be 28 | specified on the command line, and those are shown below or by executing `screenfetch -h`: 29 | 30 | -v Verbose output. 31 | -o 'OPTIONS' Allows for setting script variables on the 32 | command line. Must be in the following format... 33 | 'OPTION1="OPTIONARG1";OPTION2="OPTIONARG2"' 34 | -d '+var;-var;var' Allows for setting what information is displayed 35 | on the command line. You can add displays with +var,var. You 36 | can delete displays with -var,var. Setting without + or - will 37 | set display to that explicit combination. Add and delete statements 38 | may be used in conjunction by placing a ; between them as so: 39 | +var,var,var;-var,var. 40 | -n Do not display ASCII distribution logo. 41 | -N Strip all color from output. 42 | -w Wrap long lines. 43 | -t Truncate output based on terminal width (Experimental!). 44 | -p Output in portrait mode, with logo above info. 45 | -s [-u IMGHOST] Using this flag tells the script that you want it 46 | to take a screenshot. Use the -m flag if you would like 47 | to move it to a new location afterwards. 48 | -c string You may change the outputted colors with -c. The format is 49 | as follows: [0-9][0-9],[0-9][0-9]. The first argument controls the 50 | ASCII logo colors and the label colors. The second argument 51 | controls the colors of the information found. One argument may be 52 | used without the other. 53 | -a 'PATH' You can specify a custom ASCII art by passing the path 54 | to a Bash script, defining `startline` and `fulloutput` 55 | variables, and optionally `labelcolor` and `textcolor`. 56 | See the `asciiText` function in the source code for more 57 | information on the variables format. 58 | -S 'COMMAND' Here you can specify a custom screenshot command for 59 | the script to execute. Surrounding quotes are required. 60 | -D 'DISTRO' Here you can specify your distribution for the script 61 | to use. Surrounding quotes are required. 62 | -A 'DISTRO' Here you can specify the distribution art that you want 63 | displayed. This is for when you want your distro 64 | detected but want to display a different logo. 65 | -E Suppress output of errors. 66 | -C Add custom (extra) lines. 67 | For example: 68 | screenfetch -C 'IP WAN=192.168.0.12,IP BRIDGED=10.1.1.10' 69 | ... will add two extra lines: 70 | IP WAN: 192.168.0.12 71 | IP BRIDGED: 10.1.1.10 72 | -V, --version Display current script version. 73 | -h, --help Display this help. 74 | 75 | ## Contact Me 76 | 77 | If you would like to suggest something new, inform me of an issue in the 78 | script, become part of the project, or talk to me about anything else, 79 | you can either email me at `screenfetch@kittykatt.co` or you can connect 80 | to Rizon and reach me at `irc://irc.rizon.net/screenFetch` 81 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /TODO: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | **##** *#* TO DO LIST *#* **##** 2 | 3 | This small list will be the central place where I will list ideas and 4 | things I want to happen with screenFetch. 5 | 6 | Obvious Things: 7 | 8 | 1) Add any and all suggested WMs. 9 | 2) More distros! Suggest them and I'll add them. Or I'll add them as I find them. 10 | 11 | Other Things: 12 | 13 | 1) Better GTK3 detection. Fix for gsettings stuff. 14 | 2) Better -c. Support setting of all available colors in an ascii logo. 15 | 3) Centralized color setting. c{1,2,3,etc} and lablecolors all set in one place. 16 | 4) Better disk detection. Fix problems with it. 17 | 5) Cleanup detectuptime, detectcpu, * 18 | 6) Custom logos file. Source logos file with -C flag is present. -A will act normally 19 | if -C is present as well. 20 | 21 | That's about it for now. If you can help with any of these, please 22 | please PLEASE let me know by emailing me at kittykatt@kittykatt.us or by 23 | stopping by SilverIRC on your favorite IRC client. The network can be 24 | accessed by pointing your IRC client to kittykatt.silverirc.com. #me0wz 25 | is my home channel. If you don't have an IRC client, head on over to 26 | http://www.silverirc.com/index.php?page=chat and that'll join 27 | you to #randomz, where I can be reached as well. 28 | 29 | Thank you for any help. 30 | 31 | ~KittyKatt (Brett Bohnenkamper) 32 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /screenfetch.1: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | .TH SCREENFETCH "1" "Juni 2018" "3.9.9" "User Commands" 2 | .\" Don't remove the lines starting with ».\" @supported_« ! 3 | .\" They're important for update-manpage.sh. 4 | 5 | .SH NAME 6 | screenFetch \- The Bash Screenshot Information Tool 7 | 8 | .SH SYNOPSIS 9 | .B screenfetch \fR[OPTIONAL FLAGS] 10 | 11 | .SH DESCRIPTION 12 | This handy Bash script can be used to generate one of those 13 | nifty terminal theme information + ASCII distribution logos you 14 | see in everyone's screenshots nowadays. It will auto-detect your 15 | distribution and display an ASCII version of that distribution's 16 | logo and some valuable information to the right. There are options 17 | to specify no ASCII art, colors, taking a screenshot upon displaying 18 | info, and even customizing the screenshot command! 19 | This script is very easy to add to and can easily be extended. 20 | .PP 21 | Supported GNU/Linux Distributions: 22 | .IP 23 | .\" @supported_distros_start@ 24 | ALDOS, Alpine Linux, Amazon Linux, Antergos, Arch Linux (Old and Current Logos), Artix Linux, blackPanther OS, BLAG, BunsenLabs, CentOS, Chakra, Chapeau, Chrome OS, Chromium OS, CrunchBang, CRUX, Debian, Deepin, DesaOS, Devuan, Dragora, elementary OS, Evolve OS, Exherbo, Fedora, Frugalware, Fuduntu, Funtoo, Fux, Gentoo, gNewSense, Guix System, Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre, Jiyuu Linux, Kali Linux, KaOS, KDE neon, Kogaion, Korora, LinuxDeepin, Linux Mint, LMDE, Logos, Mageia, Mandriva/Mandrake, Manjaro, Mer, Netrunner, NixOS, OBRevenge, openSUSE, OS Elbrus, Oracle Linux, Parabola GNU/Linux-libre, Pardus, Parrot Security, PCLinuxOS, PeppermintOS, Proxmox VE, PureOS, Qubes OS, Raspbian, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, ROSA, Sabayon, SailfishOS, Scientific Linux, Siduction, Slackware, Solus, Source Mage GNU/Linux, SparkyLinux, SteamOS, SUSE Linux Enterprise, SwagArch, TeArch, TinyCore, Trisquel, Ubuntu, Viperr, Void and Zorin OS. 25 | .\" @supported_distros_end@ 26 | .PP 27 | Other Supported Systems: 28 | .IP 29 | .\" @supported_other_start@ 30 | Dragonfly/Free/Open/Net BSD, Haiku, Mac OS X, Windows+Cygwin and Windows+MSYS2. 31 | .\" @supported_other_end@ 32 | .PP 33 | Supported Desktop Managers: 34 | .IP 35 | .\" @supported_dms_start@ 36 | KDE, GNOME, Unity, Xfce, LXDE, Cinnamon, MATE, Deepin, CDE, RazorQt and Trinity. 37 | .\" @supported_dms_end@ 38 | .PP 39 | Supported Window Managers: 40 | .IP 41 | .\" @supported_wms_start@ 42 | 2bwm, 9wm, Awesome, Beryl, Blackbox, Cinnamon, chromeos-wm, Compiz, deepin-wm, dminiwm, dwm, dtwm, E16, E17, echinus, Emerald, FluxBox, FLWM, FVWM, herbstluftwm, howm, IceWM, KWin, Metacity, monsterwm, Musca, Gala, Mutter, Muffin, Notion, OpenBox, PekWM, Ratpoison, Sawfish, ScrotWM, SpectrWM, StumpWM, subtle, sway, TWin, WindowMaker, WMFS, wmii, Xfwm4, XMonad and i3. 43 | .\" @supported_wms_end@ 44 | 45 | .SH OPTIONS 46 | .TP 47 | .B \-v 48 | Verbose output. 49 | .TP 50 | .B \-o 'OPTIONS' 51 | Allows for setting script variables on the 52 | command line. Must be in the following format: 53 | \&'OPTION1="OPTIONARG1";OPTION2="OPTIONARG2"' 54 | .TP 55 | .B -d '+var;-var;var' 56 | Allows for setting what information is displayed on the command line. You can 57 | add displays with +var,var. You can delete displays with -var,var. Setting 58 | without + or - will set display to that explicit combination. Add and delete 59 | statements may be used in conjunction by placing a ; between them as so: 60 | +var,var,var;-var,var. 61 | .TP 62 | .B \-n 63 | Do not display ASCII distribution logo. 64 | .TP 65 | .B \-L 66 | Display ASCII distribution logo only. 67 | .TP 68 | .B \-N 69 | Strip all color from output. 70 | .TP 71 | .B \-w 72 | Wrap long lines. 73 | .TP 74 | .B \-t 75 | Truncate output based on terminal width (Experimental!). 76 | .TP 77 | .B \-p 78 | Output in portrait mode, with logo above info. 79 | .TP 80 | .B \-s [-u IMGHOST] 81 | Using this flag tells the script that you want it 82 | to take a screenshot. Use the \fB\-u\fR flag if you would like 83 | to upload the screenshots to one of the pre-configured 84 | locations. These include: teknik, imgur, mediacrush and hmp. 85 | .TP 86 | .B \-c string 87 | You may change the outputted colors with \fB\-c\fR. The format is 88 | as follows: [0\-9][0\-9],[0\-9][0\-9]. The first argument controls the 89 | ASCII logo colors and the label colors. The second argument 90 | controls the colors of the information found. One argument may be 91 | used without the other. 92 | .TP 93 | .B \-a 'PATH' 94 | You can specify a custom ASCII art by passing the path to a Bash script, 95 | defining \fBstartline\fR and \fBfulloutput\fR variables, and optionally 96 | \fBlabelcolor\fR and \fBtextcolor\fR. See the \fBasciiText\fR function 97 | in the source code for more information on the variables format. 98 | .TP 99 | .B \-S 'COMMAND' 100 | Here you can specify a custom screenshot command for 101 | the script to execute. Surrounding quotes are required. 102 | .TP 103 | .B \-D 'DISTRO' 104 | Here you can specify your distribution for the script 105 | to use. Surrounding quotes are required. 106 | .TP 107 | .B \-A 'DISTRO' 108 | Here you can specify the distribution art that you want 109 | displayed. This is for when you want your distro 110 | detected but want to display a different logo. 111 | .TP 112 | .B \-E 113 | Suppress output of errors. 114 | .TP 115 | .B \-V, \-\-version 116 | Display current script version. 117 | .TP 118 | .B \-h, \-\-help 119 | Display this help. 120 | 121 | .SH "SEE ALSO" 122 | http://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch 123 | 124 | .SH AUTHOR 125 | Created by and licensed to Brett Bohnenkamper . 126 | OS X porting done almost solely by shrx and John D. Duncan, III . 127 | .PP 128 | This manual page was written by djcj 129 | 130 | .SH REPORTING BUGS 131 | Report bugs to 132 | 133 | .SH COPYRIGHT 134 | This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 135 | it under the terms of the GNU GPL version 3 or (at your option) any later version. 136 | There is NO warranty; not even MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 137 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /update-manpage.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/sh 2 | 3 | LANG=C 4 | LANGUAGE=C 5 | LC_ALL=C 6 | 7 | man=screenfetch.1 8 | script=screenfetch-dev 9 | 10 | version=$(grep 'scriptVersion=' $script | cut -d'"' -f2) 11 | date=$(date +"%B %Y") 12 | 13 | mv $man $man.old 14 | 15 | echo ".TH SCREENFETCH \"1\" \"$date\" \"$version\" \"User Commands\"" > $man 16 | grep -v -e '^.TH ' $man.old >> $man 17 | 18 | for s in supported_distros supported_other supported_dms supported_wms ; do 19 | sed -i "/@${s}_start@/,/@${s}_end@/{/@${s}_start@/!{/@${s}_end@/!d}}" $man 20 | list="$(sed -e :a -e '/\\$/N; s/\\\n//; ta' $script | grep "${s}=" | cut -d'"' -f2)" 21 | sed -i "s:@${s}_start@:@${s}_start@\n${list}:" $man 22 | done 23 | 24 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------