Linux command
pfetch 命令
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常用示例
Show system info
pfetch
Show with custom ASCII art
PF_ASCII="[arch]" pfetch
Show specific info fields
PF_INFO="[ascii title os kernel uptime]" pfetch
Disable colors
PF_COLOR=0 pfetch
Custom separator
PF_SEP=": " pfetch
说明
pfetch displays system information with ASCII art. It's a minimal, fast alternative to neofetch and screenfetch. The tool is a single POSIX shell script with no dependencies. It works on Linux, BSD, macOS, and other Unix-like systems. Configuration uses environment variables. Set PF_INFO to control displayed fields. Set PF_ASCII to use different distro logos. Output is colorful by default, suitable for screenshots and ricing. Colors can be disabled for logging or minimal environments. Detection covers many distributions, package managers, window managers, and desktop environments automatically. The minimal design prioritizes speed over features. It starts instantly compared to heavier alternatives.
FAQ
What is the pfetch command used for?
pfetch displays system information with ASCII art. It's a minimal, fast alternative to neofetch and screenfetch. The tool is a single POSIX shell script with no dependencies. It works on Linux, BSD, macOS, and other Unix-like systems. Configuration uses environment variables. Set PF_INFO to control displayed fields. Set PF_ASCII to use different distro logos. Output is colorful by default, suitable for screenshots and ricing. Colors can be disabled for logging or minimal environments. Detection covers many distributions, package managers, window managers, and desktop environments automatically. The minimal design prioritizes speed over features. It starts instantly compared to heavier alternatives.
How do I run a basic pfetch example?
Run `pfetch` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more pfetch examples?
This page includes 5 examples for pfetch, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.