system information

Discover Your Linux System with Screenfetch Ever wondered about a quick way to display your Linux system information alongside a nifty logo of your Linux distribution? Look no further than screenfetch, a handy Bash script that fetches system/theme information in terminal and displays it along with your distro's logo.

Showing Off Your System Info with Style: Neofetch and ASCII Art For Linux enthusiasts and terminal aficionados, the appeal of customizing the command-line experience is undeniable. One of the simplest yet visually striking modifications you can make is displaying your system information plotted alongside a colorful ASCII art logo of your operating system or Linux distro.

Discover Neofetch: Your System Information Stylist for Linux For Linux power users and enthusiasts, the look and functionality of the terminal is almost as important as the graphical desktop environment itself.

An In-Depth Guide to Using Inxi: The Comprehensive System Information Reporter for Linux In the vast ecosystem of Linux, understanding the intricacies of your system's hardware and software can markedly improve how you manage and troubleshoot your environment. That's where inxi, a powerful command-line system information tool for Linux, comes into play.

Leveraging procfs for System Information in Your Bash Scripts If you’ve ever wanted to enhance your Bash scripts by including detailed system information without relying on additional tools or utilities, then procfs (the virtual process file system) is your invaluable resource.