@ryankage Thanks again for the heads up. That gave me an excuse to try out Homebrew on my smaller laptop, as fastfetch isn't included with Fedora Silverblue by default. I've been testing out the RC for 42 this morning.
It works! :)
#linux
#homebrew
#silverblue
#fastfetch
#fedora
I just fall in the #fastfetch rabbithole :)
Fastfetch 0.40 system information tool is out now, featuring improved GPU info for AMD, Intel, and Nvidia on Windows, plus better Wi-Fi detection on FreeBSD systems.
https://linuxiac.com/fastfetch-0-40-released-with-expanded-hardware-detection/
Y ahora, el centro de medios con una personalización del #fastfetch 
...
#ViernesDeEscritorio #Xubuntu #GNU #Linux #Kodi #KillBill
#fastfetch - bardzo ciekawe narzędzie, pokazuje sporo informacji o sprzęcie (zapomniałem włączyć prąd)... i o systemie
Added this to the config.jsonc to get the wttr.in customized output I prefer. #wttrin #neofetch #fastfetch #weather #terminal #commandline #cli
```
{
"type": "weather",
"location": "London",
"outputFormat": "%c+%C+%t+(%f)+%hRH",
"timeout": 1000
},
```
Finally went ahead and uninstalled #neofetch which will fully retire later this year and switch to #fastfetch which indeed is faster and way more simpler (imo) to setup; not to mention it's actively maintained on https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch !
Easy setup:
1. ` fastfetch --gen-config`
2. see all the options with `fastfetch -c all`
3. customize `codium config.jsonc`
#Fastfetch on the bottom, #Neofetch on the top. Similar enough. I just need to try to add relative humidity to the weather.
I've been having trouble with the display on my framework 13 laptop for the last couple of months so I decided today to give my nearly 8 year old Dell XPS 13 a go. If the battery life estimate is in anyway accurate I might end up sticking with it! Potentially an all-day battery machine.
Here's another tool I should've moved to ages ago. #fastfetch replacing #neofetch. 
Being able to do a quick glance at your machine info is one in a blue moon thing. Yet, very useful. Sure you can grep hwinfo and stuff, but let's be lazy here. 
Linux App Release Roundup (Feb 2025) #news #amarok #app_updates #fastfetch #gthumb #handbrake #lrr #peazip
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/02/linux-app-release-roundup-feb-2025
Linux App Release Roundup (Feb 2025)
February was a bumper month for Linux app updates, bringing new releases of Mozilla Firefox, LibreOffice, ONLYOFFICE and more — as well as a slew of smaller app updates that didn’t get a full-length article on this blog. Rather than skip over them entirely I thought I’d resurrect my Linux Release Roundup thread1 to provide a monthly (perhaps twice-monthly, if there’s a lot) run-through of some of them. After all, for those of us on fixed-release Linux distribution like Ubuntu may find one of these smaller updates fixes a flaw or fleshes out a feature to make it worth upgrading 
#News #Amarok #AppUpdates #Fastfetch #Gthumb #Handbrake #Lrr #Peazip
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/02/linux-app-release-roundup-feb-2025
Here's a very geek thing.
Going to reply 5 times with my computers information in Fastfetch / Neofetch:
5 Operating Systems
> #Solus #KDE #Plasma6
> #Solus #Budgie
> #SerpentOS
> #PCLinuxOS #KDE #Plasma5
> #HaikuOS
4 Machines
> #System76 #Thelio Desktop
> #Razer Blade 15 Laptop
> #Alienware #M15x A07 Laptop
> #Alienware #M15x A08 Laptop
#Fastfetch / #Neofetch #Geek
#ViernesDeEscritorio desde #VoidLinux, mostrando #htop y #fastfetch desde la terminal.
with PDA (and 
) 
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