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The TUI tool:
https://github.com/equisdots/xturing
Ah and... a plus, the advanced awww (xwww) now supports new effects and color transitions for backgrounds with the palette sync: https://github.com/x-ports/xwww
Designed to grow...
Recently I start to think about move my repo to an org and split this in a better structure, more clean that gives me a better possibility to manage all the files. What is your experience with hyprland, In case you're a developer, What do you do to keep your dotfiles organized?
I have created this fetch to quickly retrieve system information (Linux, macOS, Windows) with a core for the basic functions any user might want and extensions so that the average user can create whatever they want or need, but I didn't expect it to be so fast in Termux.
An ultra-fast and highly customizable system information tool, designed to grow, with a core separated from its extensible features.
https://github.com/xfetch-cli/xfetch
Besides everything it already had, it includes support for images, animations, Daemon mode, and both automatic and manual configuration. It now supports:
- Updates via xfetch update and update checking with the --check flag.
- Extensions and plugins in other languages (not just Rust), made to easily allow users with different learning backgrounds to add contributions.
Available on:
- Linux.
- MacOs.
- Windows.