DotFetch.NET

DotNet version of DotFetch , Written in C# rather than PowerShell

DotFetch.NET is basically .NET port of DotFetch which is re-written in C#. If you want to take a look at original DotFetch , you can find it here. DotFetch.NET displays information about your operating system, software and hardware in an way similar to DotFetch , but it's little more time efficient than original DotFetch.

Windows 11

This is how it looks like

Build DotFetch.NET from Source Code

• Clone DotFetch.NET source code and build it using Visual Studio.
• Build DotFetch.NET using dotnet restore and dotnet build command respectively on command line.

Note:- .NET 6.0 is required to build DotFetch.NET

Download Binary

Installation

Follow these simple steps to install DotFetch.NET:

• Set your execution policy to RemoteSigned by running Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned on an Administrative instance of PowerShell.
• Download the DotFetch.Binary.rar file from here and extract the DotFetch Binary folder. This folder contains all the required binary files to run DotFetch.NET. Alternatively, you can build DotFetch.NET from source code and use the .exe.
• Move the DotFetch Binary folder somewhere you prefer. For example, you can move it to your C:\Program Files folder. Don't delete or rename any file in the DotFetch Binary folder.
• Put the directory path till DotFetch Binary folder into path under Environment Variables. For example, if you moved the DotFetch Binary folder to C:\Program Files\ , you need to put C:\Program Files\DotFetch Binary into path under Environment Variables.
• Now open PowerShell & type notepad $profile.
• Put below line inside the file and save.

DotFetch.NET

• Re-Launch PowerShell & you are good to go.

What if there is a bug ?

• If you find any bug in DotFetch.NET , you are requested to submit a issue with error messages and diagnostic information.

If you want to look your Terminal even more beautiful

You can go through this Repository to customize your Terminal.

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