Custom Neofetch Utility

This script is a customized version of the popular neofetch utility. It displays system information alongside a custom ASCII art image with specified colors.

Features

• Custom Image: Converts a specified image to ASCII art.
• Custom Colorscheme: Allows customization of text and ASCII art colors.
• System Information: Displays various system details such as OS, distro, kernel, CPU, GPU, memory, disk usage, uptime, shell, resolution, terminal, and package count.

Requirements

• jp2a: A command-line tool to convert images to ASCII art.
• xrandr: Utility to get screen resolution.
• Ensure the script is executed in an environment where these tools are available.

Installation

1. Install jp2a and xrandr if not already installed:

   sudo apt-get install jp2a x11-xserver-utils

2. Save the script to a file, for example, fetch.sh.

3. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x fetch.sh

Usage

1. Update the IMAGE variable in the script to point to your desired image file:

   IMAGE=your_image.png

2. Customize the colors by updating the imageColor, TextColor, and Spec variables:

   imageColor=$RED
   TextColor=$YELLOW
   Spec=$BROWN_ORANGE

3. Run the script:

   ./fetch.sh

Note: Make sure the IMAGE file path is correct and that the image is accessible. Customize the colors as needed to suit your preference.

To add the fetch.sh script to your PATH as diagofetch:

1. Move the script to a directory in your PATH:

   mv fetch.sh /usr/local/bin/diagofetch

2. Make it executable:

   chmod +x /usr/local/bin/diagofetch

3. Now you can use diagofetch from any directory.