The most important screenshot tool, fastfetch, has been updated. This system information display tool in the terminal, a successor to the no longer supported Neofetch, continues to delight users with new features and improvements.
Fastfetch is written in C and is distributed under the MIT license.
Key changes
- using core API for detecting audio devices on NetBSD;
- audio detection server using sndio on OpenBSD;
- minimal implementation for the Haiku operating system;
- support for CPU and GPU temperature detection for M4x systems on macOS;
- using recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize as the overall GPU memory size on macOS;
- detection of VMEM size for older Nvidia graphics cards on Linux;
- support for counting physical cores and CPU packages for the LoongArch architecture on Linux;
- detection of CPU model name for s390x on Linux;
- support for more Armbian variants;
- updated Arch Linux logo, added new logos for Nexa Linux and filotimo, updated names of some distributions;
- introduction of {$ENV_VAR} syntax to use environment variables in custom formats;
- improved version detection performance for Tilix terminal on Linux;
- removal of the initial slash for login shells on OpenBSD;
- preference for SoC name over CPU name on Linux for more accurate information display on specialized hardware.
Source: linux.org.ru
