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# oxidefetch 1.4.8
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Fully cross platform Neofetch clone written in Rust. Up to 25 times faster than Neofetch!
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### Why Oxidefetch?
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Neofetch, being a BASH script, has a few downsides in my opinion.
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1: It's slow.
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2: It only works on platforms which have the BASH shell.
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3: It's kinda big, and I like having more compact info.
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As such, I wrote OxideFetch. How cool is that? It displays your information in a manner that's compact, cross-platform, and BLAZINGLY fast. I've measured speeds of up to 25 times faster than normal Neofetch on WSL2.
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### Special Thanks
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The most heartfelt of thanks goes out to NamedNeon, who contributed the code to perform terminal detection.
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### Features
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OxideFetch can display all of the following information:
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- Date, time, and day of week
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- Username and hostname
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- Operating system name, symbol, and matching color
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- Kernel version
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- Uptime
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- Shell
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- Terminal emulator/console
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- CPU
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- GPU
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- Memory
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Also, the field-titles feature can be enabled at compile-time, which will display the name of each field in white before the information within that field. By default, it is disabled.
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### Installation
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Download a binary for your platform, and place it in your `$PATH`.
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Currently, only Windows (x86_64, gnu/msvc) and Linux (x86_64/aarch64, gnu/musl) have binaries available. If you want a binary for another platform, you will have to follow the instructions to build from source.
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### Dependencies
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#### Build/Install
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To build Oxidefetch, you need Cargo. If you do not already have Cargo installed on your system, you can do so by installing Rustup- either via the [instructions on their website](https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/getting-started/installation.html "instructions on their website") or via your system package manager.
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You will also probably need a C/C++ compiler and a build system- most likely CMake and Visual Studio Build Tools, or GNU Make and the GNU compiler collection. You will be prompted to install these if they're not found during compilation.
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You can use Cargo, once it's installed, to automatically build and install Oxidefetch like so:
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`cargo install --git https://git.shibedrill.site/shibedrill/oxidefetch`.
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Alternatively, you can get it from the Crates repos, using `cargo install oxidefetch`. But it might be slightly out of date.
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From there, it *should* be in your `$PATH`. If not, add `source ~/.cargo/env` to your profile, or add `~/.cargo/bin` to your `$PATH`.
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#### Runtime
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There's only a couple runtime dependencies for this project.
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1: `sh` shell installed for GPU detection on \*nix systems.
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2: `lspci` installed for GPU detection on \*nix systems.
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(If either of these above dependencies are absent, chances are the GPU field will simply not show up. It won't crash or anything.
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GPU detection runs on Windows without any dependencies.)
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3: Nerd fonts symbols are used in the output. Install a patched font on your system, or patch an already installed font.
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### How you can help with the project
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I need to verify the output of the OS information detection libraries I'm pulling in. To do this, I need the help of people with varying types of systems. I've tested a few, but there's some I'm unable to test. To help, you can kindly clone this repo, and inside the folder, run `cargo test -- --nocapture`, and send the resultant `test_output.txt` file to my noreply email address, or directly to me on Discord at `@shibedrill`. This program does NOT collect information regarding your real name, IP, location, hardware serial numbers, etc. You can look at the file it generates to be sure- it's all plaintext, babey. Also, consider contributing to [libpci-rs](https://github.com/namedneon/libpci-rs), which will eventually take responsibility for the GPU detection.
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#### Tested distributions/platforms:
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- Alma Linux
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- Alpine Linux
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- Arch Linux
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- CentOS
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- Debian GNU/Linux
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- Fedora
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- Gentoo
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- Kali GNU/Linux
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- Linux Mint
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- openSUSE Leap
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- openSUSE Tumbleweed
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- Ubuntu
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- Windows
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### Bugs, Quirks, Unintended Behavior, And Other Shenanigans
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No weird quirks to report at this time.
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### To Do & Roadmap
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#### Semi-urgent fixes:
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- None so far.
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#### Very near future:
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- Add support for user configurability for entries (whether or not an entry shows, its color, units for memory and time)
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- Add process count detection
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- Refactor logic for cleaner code
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- Edit \*nix GPU detection to include GPUs that do not include `VGA Compatible Controller` in the name
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#### Future:
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- Add host system name detection such as "Windows Subsystem for Linux", "IdeaPad 3", "Dell Optiplex", etc.
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- Add package count/package manager detection
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- Crosstest on more distributions to verify `sys.name()` outputs
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- Refactor GPU detection logic into separate crate, remove dependencies on `sh` and `lspci`, and put any platform-specific code in separate files (This is slated for the 2.0.0 release. If you want to help accelerate this effort, consider contributing to [libpci-rs](https://github.com/namedneon/libpci-rs).)
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#### Distant future:
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- More extensible user configuration for entry formatting
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- Separate all information-getting logic into a new Fetch crate, allowing people to make their own fetch programs using a unified cross-platform API
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### Changelog
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**1.0.0:** Official full stable release
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**1.0.1:** Fixed distro name for Debian GNU/Linux. Logo & color works now.
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**1.1.0:** Refactored some poorly written typing, and added support for memory.
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**1.1.1:** Made sure that linux system detection won't fail if Linux has a capital L.
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**1.1.2:** Replaced *nix dependency on `bash` with dependency on `sh`.
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**1.2.0:** Allowed users to enable field titles as a compile-time feature. Tentative fix for GPU display issues on Linux.
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**1.2.1:** Stable fix for GPU display quirks.
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**1.2.2:** All GPUs should print in their own lines.
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**1.3.0:** Tentative fix for issue where empty GPU info line might print on Linux.
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**1.3.2:** Changed color of time output to be more visible on gray terminals.
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**1.4.0:** Added support for terminal detection, and fixed system detection on Darwin systems.
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**1.4.1:** Changed terminal color to match shell color.
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**1.4.2:** Updated colors and logos of a few distros. They will now display correctly.
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**1.4.3:** Removed newline print before information. This should be up to the user to print, using their shell profile.
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**1.4.4:** Fixed an issue where GPUs would all print on one line.
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**1.4.5:** Minor changes to system color detection. Removed all warnings.
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**1.4.6:** Cargo formatting applied to all files. Mild string reformatting in print statements.
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**1.4.7:** Removed several `unwrap()` calls. Changed debug output to serialize to RON.
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**1.4.8:** Applied Clippy suggestions. Added stuff to README.
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### License
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This software is covered by the MIT license. See license.txt for details.
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