But I tried them all 70 of them and came up with this usable list. I don’t know how I could over see this.īut you still can’t just copy the list. I tried them all and wrote them into an array.Īnd then I noticed that the man page names them all.
#Arch linux rice code#
So it’s possible to show the logo of another OS by giving the according name.īecause I don’t know all distributes available and covert by screenfetch, I opend the source code and looked through it. This is for when you want your distro detected but want Here you can specify the distribution art that you want displayed. While going randomly through the man page of screenfetch, I noticed the -A Flag. Therefore I wrote a little script to make my screenfetch look better or rather a bit different. But isn’t it boring to always see the same logo, although all the logos out there look great?įor me, after seeing the (same) Arch logo for the third time I got a bit bored. Screenfetch or alternatives, like Archey, Screenfo or Neofetch, are pretty cool programs. Here a screenshot of how the normal output looks like on my system: It’s automatically detecting your OS to display the logo and gets multiple system info’s.
One of those nifty terminal theme information + ASCII distribution logos you see in everyone’s screenshots nowadays. So in the progress of installing my Arch and ricing it, I also installed screenfetch.
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