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RSFETCH(1) User Commands RSFETCH(1)

rsfetch - a blazingly fast fetch program for Linux and *BSD.

rsfetch --<info field> --<info field> [--help]

rsfetch is a fast, somwhat(?) minimal information utility written in Rust, similar to Neofetch or ufetch. It currently supports Linux and (Open|Net|Free)BSD. All information fields are disabled by default, and must be manually enabled via configuration flags.

rsfetch has no configuration file, making it even more fast. Users may instead create aliases in their ~/.${SHELL}rc.

In addition, no automatic package manager or ASCII logo mechanism is present, but must instead be manually specified.

rsfetch currently supports the "pacman", "apt", "xbps", "dnf", "pkg", "eopkg", "rpm", "apk", "pip" "portage", and "cargo" package managers.

-P, --cpu
Turn CPU make, model, frequency and number of cores on.
--credits
List of past and current contributors for this project.
-d, --distro
Turn distro/OS name on.
-e, --editor
Turn default editor name on. (Must have $EDITOR/$VISUAL variable set.)
-h, --host
Turn device make and model on.
-H, --hostname
Turn device hostname on.
-i, --ip-address
Turn ip address on. (must have an active internet connection.)
-k, --kernel
Turn OS kernel version on.
-l, --logo
Turn the logo/ascii art on.
-r, --memory
Turn total and used memory information on. Data is displayed in MiB (unless memory is above 1024MiB, then it is displayed in GiB.)
-M, --minimal
Turn minimal-style output mode on.
-N, --neofetch
Turn neofetch/pfetch/ufetch-style output mode on.
-b, --no-bold
Turn bold for field titles off.
-B, --no-borders
Turn borders off. (only applicable if normal output style is enabled.)
-c, --no-caps
Turn all caps off.
-s, --shell
Turn default shell name on.
-t, --terminal
Turn terminal name on.
-u, --uptime
Turn uptime information on.
-U, --user
Turn username on.
-@, --userat
Turn 'user@hostname' style on (only applicable if both 'user' and 'hostname' are enabled).
-w, --wm
Turn WM or DE name on.

-C, --corners <CHARACTER>
Specify the corner character. Only used when borders are enabled.
-L, --logofile <FILE>
Specify the file from which to read a custom ASCII logo.
-m, --music <SOURCE>
Choose where to get music information. The only supported option is "mpd".
-p, --packages <PACKAGE MANAGER>
Turn package count on from the supplied package manager command. (only the package manager name is needed, not the command needed to count packages. e.g. xbps instead of xbps-query.)
--help
Prints help information
-V, --version
Print rsfetch version and exit.

rsfetch --deskuUH@Nl
Show OS, editor, shell, kernel version, uptime, user@host information, along with a logo in the Neofetch output style.
rsfetch -tiM
Show the current terminal and IP address in the Minimal output style.
rsfetch -Pp pacman
Show CPU information and package count for `pacman` package manager.

Created by Valley6660 (GitHub: Phate6660), Kiëd Llaentenn (GitHub: kiedtl), and Laurențiu Nicola (GitHub: lncola).

Submit all bug reports via GitHub to https://github.com/rsfetch/rsfetch/issues/new.

*BSD support is currently flaky at best.

Copyright © all rsfetch contributors. rsfetch is licensed under the MIT license, which you can view online at https://github.com/rsfetch/rsfetch/blob/master/LICENSE or in the source in LICENSE.

This is free software: you are permitted to modify and redistribute it, provided that a copy of the above-mentioned license is distributed with all substantial portions of this software.

January 2020 rsfetch 1.9.0

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