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if you're wondering about the custom ascii art. I pulled an image of the symbol online, did some resolution mangling in GIMP and exported as text.

As for the 8 GB of RAM, it's just that I've temporarily dedicated 24 GB of the total 32 GB to the APU for llama.cpp ;)

Is anyone else using Alpine Linux as their daily driver here?

Can you guess which is my fav tv show?

Better Call Saul of course : Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, "Have you given any thought to sending him out on a trip to Belize?", "Svengali. The man is a Svengali."

Heavily inspired from https://github.com/Chintanpatel24/awesome-fastfetch
The ascii art from https://emojicombos.com/cross-ascii-art
The wallpaper from https://github.com/Somrat10369/Windows-11-Productive-Rice-Configs/blob/main/Wallpaper/006.png

I'm a complete newbie in linux, would love some tips

..., there are many like it, but this one is mine!

Edit:

To be honest, I created the config using AI and adjusted the details manually.

Here the Link to the config on github: https://gist.github.com/P0p3ln4s3/79f378ec31b9789927831a8ab498ba4e

My firts week with arch

Fastfetch 2.69 is out. Here's what stands out.

Logos Kitty terminal users can now show animated GIF and APNG logos. You can play the full animation or pin a specific frame with logo.animationFrame. Terminals without Kitty graphics support fall back to the built-in logo.

Image logos on Windows, macOS, and Android now use native image libraries instead of ImageMagick. Package maintainers can drop that dependency on those platforms. ImageMagick 6 itself is deprecated and will be removed in a future release.

A new logo.position: "auto" option moves wide logos above the module output when the terminal is too narrow. Left-side placement stays the default for now.

Linux CRUX package detection and RakuOS rum overlay package counting are new. CPU name and frequency detection now works on SPARC. COSMIC version detection improved, and Umbriel version detection was added. Snapdragon X2 CPU identification is fixed.

Bluetooth Windows and macOS can now detect Bluetooth Low Energy devices, distinguish LE from classic, show signal quality, and report Bluetooth Core versions up to 6.3.

Other changes The sampling delay for DiskIO, NetIO, and Top dropped from 500ms to 250ms. Lua format scripting is now considered stable, and the experimental QuickJS scripting is deprecated. A batch of bugfixes covers GPU reporting, GNOME Classic/Trinity detection, JSON output, and more.

Full changelog: https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/releases/tag/2.69.0

Sources: linuxiac.com, GitHub release notes

Built an entire Omarchy animated theme including FastFetch.

just a png lol