sfetch - A fork of Shell Random Greeter

A simple bash script that will generate a random ASCII art -OR- Quote when ran. Looks like this:

Welcome! USER@HOST
Your Current Directory is: $PWD
Time of Terminal Start: (HH:MM:SS)
Default Shell: ($SHELL)

About System:
CPU MODEL: 
Memory Available:
Kernel:
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ASCII ART/QUOTE

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user@host $

Acts as a minimalist alternative to NeoFetch/pFetch

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Dependencies:

util-linux

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Installation

Shells supported for automatic installer:

FISH, BASH, ZSH, TCSH, and KSH

Install from Install Script (Mac {Not tested} / Linux):

1. In a terminal, type $ chmod +x install.sh
2. In the same terminal, type: $ ./install and run through Installation Process.
3. Run $ sfetch or $ ls /usr/bin | grep sfetch to test if the command copied to the right directory

Manual Install (Linux/Unix Systems)

1. In a terminal type: $ chmod +x sfetch
2. In the same terminal, type $ sudo cp sfetch /usr/bin (If not /usr/bin/, then wherever your CLI commands are held).
3. Run $ sfetch or $ ls /usr/bin/sfetch to test if the command copied to the right directory

Installing to $SHELL (MANUAL ONLY!)

Installing to any shell:

1. Edit your config file, (looks like .*rc or check your shell's documentation for this)
2. Add sfetch in it's own line
3. Source the .rc file with $ source path/to/.rc to restart your shell and enjoy!

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Post-Customizing 'sfetch' (For Manual Install only)

!!! You can now easily create prompts for sfetch without superuser priviledges! You may configure prompts from ~/.config/shellrandomgreeter/prompts/~ to do so, create a text file in .config/shellrandomgreeter/prompts and input whatever text you would like!

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Known Working Shells/OS support:

Unix Shells:

• ZSH
• BASH
• KSH
• FISH
• TCSH

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Notes:

• WinBash is sort of buggy, but I'll work it out Windows is depreciated.
• Should work just fine on MacOS-- Since Mac's utilize the ZSH shell and is a UNIX-like OS, but I haven't tested it yet. Upcoming update for better OS detection. lscpu is a part of the linuxutils package.
• Same goes for any other Unix-Like System. If any issues sprout up, pls post in the Bug Reports. Or email me @westwardfishdme@gmail.com :P

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Calling Custom Quotes:

if you would rather call a specific quote, you may use sfetch [1,2,3....] which will then show that specific art/quote when running the script

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Enjoy the script!