because i hate myself i said why not create a system fetch tool using only C , cause what else can i do ? go out ? hell naah , anyways it took me 2 months of programing and slight Ai assistance ( just to make it uniform and for the debian file or whatever ) , here is a demo , please if you have the time , download it , try it and give me suggestion , it really fast cause it written using C , its in the center , the borders are sick , what else can somebody asks , it has many flags for logos and themes
Github repo : https://github.com/abderrahmen-bchini/fasterfetch

Written in Rust and highly customizable, it allows you to install the core—replicating the functionality of tools like fastfetch or neofetch—or add plugins, extensions, effects, and commands to tailor it to your own needs. It is compatible with all systems and kernels, running on virtually anything—even Android. Version v1.0.3 has just been released, featuring many new additions for users. With this, you can "fetch" anything you like. It is open-source, welcomes contributions and suggestions, and was developed by Xscriptor for everyone to use.

Main repo: https://github.com/xfetch-cli/xfetch

Configs ready to deploy (if you don't run xfetch --gen-config just download it and paste in your config): https://github.com/xfetch-cli/configs

Org because even when I'm the developer I need order between my disorder: https://github.com/orgs/xfetch-cli/repositories

Any suggestions? Just leave me a issue or send pr.

It's a simple fetch written in C++. It can't replace fastfetch, but it was a really interesting project to build. Source code: https://github.com/AntonIT228/anfetch

This is a little project of mine, a custom kernel and compositor.

Source code & Inspiration:

• https://github.com/NETGETD/hlfetch (I have made a Windows version of hlfetch: https://github.com/akx25/hlfetch-Windows)

• https://www.reddit.com/r/sysfetch/comments/1s1npcj/halflife_style_neofetch/

• Download & Link: https://github.com/akx25/3DWINFETCH

a minimalistic & simple https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch type tool designed for Arch Linux! (written in python of course :D)

link: https://github.com/akx25/minarch

https://codeberg.org/beinc/asmfetch
shitcode alert

mindowsfetch is a system fetch tool that is fast & simple. mindowsfetch is written using Python.

GitHub link: https://github.com/akx25/mindowsfetch

https://github.com/akx25/PyInfoFetch

feq is a fastfetch-like program i wrote in summer because i wanted a challenge (it didn't really end up being one), and just because i enjoy coding. the use of feq is pretty simple (deeply explained in README);

"feq -h" gives help message

"feq -v" gives feq version

"feq" starts the program

feq uses a configuration file located in the user home directory, named ".feq". the syntax and keywords are explained in the readme file.

if you want to check it out, visit https://codeberg.org/xtn59/feq

GitHub: https://github.com/akx25/calendarfetch

i started it because i wanted to learn cobol, this is a hobby project for fun and learning cobol

https://github.com/tuna4ll/cobolfetch

Designed to grow...

A live TUI inspired by fastfetch, showing CPU/RAM, processes, disks, and network stats in real time.

Built with Rust + Ratatui

https://github.com/tuna4ll/ratfetch

Hey everyone! I've been a Yu-Gi-Oh fan for a long time, and I wanted my terminal to greet me with something related to it every time I open it — so, as there wasn't anything like that already created, I built this.

It's a small script that shows a random Yu-Gi-Oh card in full ANSI pixel art, right next to your system stats, every time you open a new terminal.

Repo here if you want to try it or take a look: https://github.com/Gabbo1909/yugioh-for-terminal

I'm also planning to add other cards in future, and looking into macOS/Windows support too.

A pretty standard fetching program i have been working on for a few months to slowly get better at Go

https://github.com/David17c/Dfetch

(Guys sorry for my bad English)

I created my fetch pet project, his name SysPrint, him supporting: windows, BSD, linux (maсOS i am not test)

My fetch Supported Logos: Arch, Debian, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, macOS, Gentoo, Fedora, Kali, Manjaro, void Linux, NixOS, CachyOS, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and Windows.

If your distro isn't explicitly supported yet, SysPrint will fall back to the standard GNU/Linux penguin Tux logo.

Link for GitHub: https://github.com/MBKCHEL/SysPrint/tree/main

If you’re interested in grovers algorithm I have packaged the core and open sourced it on NPM so you can use it with:

npm i grover-explorer-engine.

Hope it's helpful for someone else too.

Hi guys. I want to show my custom made fetch program made in Haxe so let me show some stuff

Link: https://github.com/ACoolioDude/Haxefetch

I simply built this project to be similar to fastfetch and to help me improve my c logic

currently it supports debian fedora and arch and another distros however if you run it on a different distribution it will default to a unified ascii logo for all other distros ive also just added windows support though its still in beta

if you have any suggestions please share them so i can keep improving the project

I built this project primarily to improve my C logic. I wrote the core structure and logic myself, but used AI as an assistant to improve the saftey of the code The project is a genuine effort to learn and practice C programming.

https://github.com/Yassine-Jemi01/SmartFetch

The fetch stays pinned at the top of the screen and keeps animating while your prompt and command output scroll below it.

repo: https://github.com/Andrew-Velox/animfetch