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Old 01-04-2022, 04:40 PM   #1
johnprogrammer
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Two screenfetch questions


OS: Arch Linux in WSL 2, various Linux distributions.

I am using screenfetch to display OS information in the terminal.

See the attached image.

1. How can I make it, not display the Disk information, shown in the first OS information?

2. When I tested the -d argument with a wrong value, it displays the word Unix.

How can we make it display the word Unix, without using a wrong value in the -d argument?

Thank you a lot.
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Old 01-04-2022, 05:15 PM   #2
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1. How can I make it, not display the Disk information, shown in the first OS information?
According to the source, the variable name is disk.

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2. When I tested the -d argument with a wrong value, it displays the word Unix.

How can we make it display the word Unix, without using a wrong value in the -d argument?
You can just suppress the error message with -E
Code:
screenfetch -Edx
This works in screenfetch 3.9.1, not sure if it would work with the newer git snapshots.

You also can display Tux with
Code:
screenfetch -LAx
where x may be any non-existent distro name (a literal x will do as well).

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