UwUfetch
Uwufetch 1.0 | |
Developer(s) | TheDarkBug and others |
---|---|
Initial release | March 10, 2021 |
Repository | github.com/TheDarkBug/uwufetch |
Written in | C |
Operating system | GNU/Linux, BSD |
Available in | uwu |
Type | System information |
License | GNU GPL v3 |
UwUfetch is a simple tool similar to Screenfetch and Neofetch that gathers and displays some basic system information in a terminal. The initial public version can show you your systems "OWOS", kernel, "CPUWU", "WAM" and, most importantly, "UWUPTIME". It will also show some ASCII art that may or may not reflect the GNU/Linux distribution it is running on.
UwUfetch is written in C. This differes from ScreenFetch, ScreenFetch is just a 6470 line long Bash-script.
UwUfetch version 1.0 was released on March 10th, 2021. It had support for showing system information about Nyalpine, Nyarch Linuwu, Nyartix Linuwu, Debinyan, Fedowa, GentOwO, Miwint, Myanjawo, Pop OwOs, UwUntu, and OwOid; Plus Nyandroid; FweeBSD, and OwOpenBSD. More distributions will likely be added in future releases.
Installation[edit]
There are currently only UwUfetch packages available for something called "Arch" (in AUR). Those using other distributions will have to acquire the source code and compile it. That's easy if you have git
and gcc
and make
:
git clone https://github.com/TheDarkBug/uwufetch.git
cd uwufetch
make build
The uwufetch
binary and some ASCII files it uses can then be installed with:
sudo make install
Note that the Makefile
is currently stupid; it will try to sudo make install
after compiling if you just run make
. You have to run make build
if you just want to compile UwUfetch.
There is also a special make termux
that will build and install packages for termux (A popular terminal emulator for Android available at F-Droid).
Verdict And Conclusion[edit]
Similar programs like screenfetch
and neofetch
will show a bit more information about your system and both support more operating systems than uwufetch
. However, uwufetch
is the only one that will show you your OWOS
, WAM
and UWUPTIME
. UWUPTIME
appears to be the same as regular uptime
, so this may or may not be a huge advantage. You'll have to judge that for yourself.
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