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  1. % rsfetch, information, unixporn
  2. # Disable text bolding
  3. rsfetch -b
  4. # Disable borders
  5. rsfetch -B
  6. # Disable caps (TEXT -> text)
  7. rsfetch -c
  8. # Specify the character for the corners of the borders
  9. rsfetch -C <CHARACTER>
  10. # Display name of distro
  11. rsfetch -d
  12. # Display your $EDITOR
  13. rsfetch -e
  14. # Display help message
  15. rsfetch --help
  16. # Display name of host (the actual device's name, not to be confused with hostname)
  17. rsfetch -h
  18. # Display hostname
  19. rsfetch -H
  20. # Display IP Address
  21. rsfetch -i
  22. # Display kernel version
  23. rsfetch -k
  24. # Enable ascii art (defaults to rsfetch logo, or a penguin with neofetch-style output)
  25. rsfetch -l
  26. # Specify the ascii art to use
  27. rsfetch -L <FILE>
  28. # Display memory info
  29. rsfetch -r
  30. # Display music info (currently only support mpd)
  31. rsfetch -m mpd
  32. # Enable minimal-style output (no borders, no logo, no text effects, no category names)
  33. rsfetch -M
  34. # Enable neofetch-style output
  35. rsfetch -N
  36. # Display package count
  37. rsfetch -p <PKG MNGR>
  38. # Display CPU info
  39. rsfetch -P
  40. # Display the current shell
  41. rsfetch -s
  42. # Display the current terminal
  43. rsfetch -t
  44. # Display the current uptime
  45. rsfetch -u
  46. # Display the username for the current account
  47. rsfetch -U
  48. # Display rsfetch version
  49. rsfetch -V
  50. # Display current WM or DE
  51. rsfetch -w
  52. # Enable user@host output-style (requires -H and -U to be enabled)
  53. rsfetch -@