Software · Terminal and shell

fastfetch

Show your system’s details next to a distro logo in the terminal.

Installed from
pacman · fastfetch
Run it
fastfetch
Source
github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch

What it is

fastfetch prints a summary of your system, such as the OS, kernel, desktop, CPU, GPU, memory and disk usage, beside an ASCII logo of your distribution. It’s a faster, maintained successor to neofetch.

fastfetch

Why it’s here

  • System details in one command. Handy when asking for help or checking a new machine.
  • Quick. It’s written in C and returns instantly.

On CoreDesktop

fastfetch is installed from pacman. Type fastfetch in a terminal. update keeps it current along with the rest of the pacman packages.