Neofetch is a CLI Based Tool tool that displays system-related information in a presentation format. With a Short command, you can “fetch” all sorts of information about your system, from the Linux kernel version number to how long it’s been running (“uptime”).
Neofetch is a tool I personally use in my daily life.
What Things It Shows on CLI
It shows various system information like
- ASCII Logo of your Linux Distribution.
- Linux Distribution Name
- Your Computer Name
- Kernel-Version of Linux
- Uptime
- Available Packages
- Shell Version
- Resolution
- Gui Type
- GUI Theme
- Defaults icon
- Default Terminal
- CPU
- GPU
- Memory
- Screen Colors
How to install Neofetch
You can install Neofetch on Ubuntu in a number of ways.
If you use Ubuntu 16.10 or later you can download Neofetch direct from the Ubuntu Software store.
Or
You Can install This Thing in Terminal by following only two steps.
Step 1
sudo apt-get updateStep 2
sudo apt-get install Neofetch
Enter your Password it will download the full software it is under 1MB.
How to Use It?
Just Goto in the terminal by pressing ctrl+shift+t and type neofetch.
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