Speedfetch

• This is speedfetch, used for displaying information and hardware in terminal made using Rust for Linux currently.

Features

• Animated RGB gradient logos with motion blur (~30 FPS)
• 75+ authentic ASCII logos from fastfetch in src/distro_logos.toml
• Per-distro panel themes (logo/label/value colors) for every logo entry
• Animated gradient presets matched to each distro family (see src/distro_styles.rs)
• Panels: System, Session, Hardware, Display

Panel fields

Panel	Fields
System	OS, Host, Kernel, Arch, Init, Packages
Session	User@Host, Shell, Terminal, DE/WM, Uptime, Locale
Hardware	CPU, GPU, Memory, Disk
Display	Resolution, Font

Press Ctrl+C to exit the animation loop.

Using the tool

• Make sure that you are in the speedfetch folder.
• Make sure that you have cargo and Rust.
• Run and compile binary from source code:

cargo run

• Run binary:

./target/debug/speedfetch

• Clean binary:

cargo clean

• Build binary from source code:

cargo build

• Check source code:

cargo check

• Add as global command:

echo $PATH
cargo build --release
sudo mv target/release/speedfetch /PATH_IN_ECHO_$PATH

• Test other distros in folder:

cargo run -- --distro ubuntu

• Test other distros globally:

speedfetch --distro ubuntu