the bigger the better

this release is mainly bug fixes and added more features

Full Changelog: 0.1.5...0.1.7

wa da bash doin 0.1.5

this release is mainly bug fixes and added more features

0.1.0

new update new features new ascii logo

(All systems)

• Bash: Since this is a Bash script, you need the Bash interpreter installed on your system.

• nerd font used for emoji

• awk: This is used for text processing and pattern scanning.

• grep: Used for searching patterns in text.

• cat: For concatenating and displaying file contents.

• gsettings: This is for accessing GNOME settings.

• lspci: Used for displaying information about PCI buses in the system.

• xrandr: For querying and setting display parameters.

• free: For displaying memory usage information.

• df: For displaying disk space usage.

• upower: For getting battery information.

• Additional utilities for CPU and GPU monitoring:

  lm-sensors for CPU temperature.
  nvidia-smi for Nvidia GPU temperature.
  radeontop for AMD GPU temperature.
  intel-gpu-tools for Intel GPU temperature.

  for example arch install

 sudo pacman -Syu coreutils procps-ng gawk grep pciutils xorg-xrandr upower gsettings-desktop-schemas intel-gpu-tools
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0.0.1 (Afetch)

To run this script, you'll need the following dependencies:

distro

(only for arch)

• pacman : Used by the function get_package_count() to count installed packages.

(only for debian based)

• dpkg-query : Also used by get_package_count() for package counting.

(only for Red Hat based systems)

• rpm : Required for package counting on RPM-based systems.

(All systems)

• Bash: Since this is a Bash script, you need the Bash interpreter installed on your system.

• awk: This is used for text processing and pattern scanning.

• grep: Used for searching patterns in text.

• cat: For concatenating and displaying file contents.

• gsettings: This is for accessing GNOME settings.

• lspci: Used for displaying information about PCI buses in the system.

• xrandr: For querying and setting display parameters.

• free: For displaying memory usage information.

• df: For displaying disk space usage.

• upower: For getting battery information.

  arch install

 sudo pacman -Syu coreutils procps-ng gawk grep pciutils xorg-xrandr upower gsettings-desktop-schemas

Ensure that these commands are available on your system. Some of these commands might not be available on all systems by default, so you may need to install additional packages depending on your Linux distribution.