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post your neofetch let's goooo
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post your neofetch let's goooo
this is the first occasion I've had to show off my new hyfetch lol
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post your neofetch let's goooo
@babe thanks for this... I now know about hyfetch and have it running fastfetch accordingly
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@babe this is my personal server, salvaged from e-waste and virtually all used/secondhand parts
@bigmarinara @babe wow I just read that your network interface is a vmbro... I'm braindamaged I guess, too much bros all around
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post your neofetch let's goooo
@babe Am I doing it right?
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@stuartl my first try was suse 6.3, but I didn't get it at all. it only clicked when gentoo made me go through it's multi-hour setup process :D
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@babe this is where you can get it btw https://github.com/ad-oliviero/uwufetch
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@babe this is where you can get it btw https://github.com/ad-oliviero/uwufetch
@posiputt oh sad, it doesn't seem to know about NixOS or has trouble recognizing it
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@kathakatze BETRIEBSSYSTEM!
ARBEITSSPEICHER!
BILDSCHIRMAUFLÖSUNG!
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@babe this is where you can get it btw https://github.com/ad-oliviero/uwufetch
@posiputt @babe Someone already packaged it for Arch https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/uwufetch/
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post your neofetch let's goooo
@babe found this in a drawer. By the way, it runs Linux.. never tried Arch.
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@posiputt @babe Someone already packaged it for Arch https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/uwufetch/
@chielk myanjawo!
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@posiputt oh sad, it doesn't seem to know about NixOS or has trouble recognizing it
@0 do a pull request!
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@0 do a pull request!
@posiputt will look at it after some rest
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@posiputt will look at it after some rest
@0 oh nice :) I haven't because I'm really bad at reading other people's code
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@babe this is where you can get it btw https://github.com/ad-oliviero/uwufetch
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@joshix I'm not sure what that means O.O
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