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Share (a screenshot of) your fetch!

For those who are not familiar with them: a fetch is a kind of program that shows a whole bunch of your system information, generally in text form on a command line. They're typically found on Linux, but exist for Windows and Mac systems too. Examples are hyfetch, fastfetch and neofetch.

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currently running the macOS 26 developer beta on my daily driver because I like living dangerously

Flann wrote: Fri Jul 18, 2025 1:52 pm Screenshot_2025-07-18_15-50-09.jpg

I'm sorry you appear to have a fox hiding in your terminal

beeps wrote: Fri Jul 18, 2025 2:48 pm I'm sorry you appear to have a fox hiding in your terminal

Oh, she's very much not hiding :P

from my thinkpad p14s gen 4 amd. system32 is derived from the sega system 32 arcade board.

I've been in my linux partition full-time for a few weeks now.

I like how we're five in and haven't had anyone on the same OS/distro yet.

I think I can keep that going, with a weird choice for desktop environment and weird gpu.

arch btw

Unfortunately, I use Windows 11 (with heavy tweaking tho) (wth, fastfetch?? this computer also has a RTX 3050 as the GPU)

this is mine! I'm on Bazzite!

laptop and server. unfortunately we now have duplicate OSes/distros lmao

jkap wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 5:50 pm unfortunately we now have duplicate OSes/distros lmao

Whoo, another NixOS! I notice that your fetch shows a lot less info than mine. Did you do something to customise it? I'd like to know how.

Rua Whitepaw wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 7:34 pm Whoo, another NixOS!

i don't think i could daily drive it but it's soooooooo good for servers

Rua Whitepaw wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 7:34 pm I notice that your fetch shows a lot less info than mine. Did you do something to customise it? I'd like to know how.

not deliberately! just default fastfetch

It's not very special or interesting, but it works

perfect time to see this thread since we just got our laptop back and are back on that linux grind

you're not gonna like these specs though LMAO (note: we still use "roxy" on linux systems because we're too lazy to think about which one is gonna have roxy on ssh or if it's gonna be jess so we just go with routine)

also it's great that hyfetch just has pride colors

I regularly juggle between many computers, but NetBSD/amd64 drives my nerdy/geeky Unix box. I wish I could do 100% of my computer activities with it. And it's no surprise, since I'm a NetBSD and pkgsrc developer.

CyanSorcery wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 6:55 am you're not gonna like these specs though LMAO

One of the biggest strong points of Linux (and other Unix based systems, hello NetBSD) is that it has very good older hardware support and can also be a lot kinder to lower power systems in terms of resource demands. I love seeing people still getting lots of use out of "outdated" hardware, that's way more cool and interesting to me than someone having bought the latest AMD 999999 GTX whatever.

plumpan wrote: Sun Jul 27, 2025 5:00 pm One of the biggest strong points of Linux (and other Unix based systems, hello NetBSD) is that is has very good older hardware support and can also be a lot kinder to lower power systems in terms of resource demands. I love seeing people still getting lots of use out of "outdated" hardware, that's way more cool and interesting to me than someone having bought the latest AMD 999999 GTX whatever.

Indeed, the fact that I can use exactly the same commands on a new PC *and* an early 2000s Sun SPARC workstation is one of the reasons why I love NetBSD so much. The common experience helps me to make sense of all these different computers. I wish I could show the fetch output from my Sun machine right now, but it's back in its box for the moment.

I am stuck on Windows 11 due to my choice of audio production ecosystem. I dabble with Linux but it's not my daily driver.

hanalei wrote: Sun Jul 27, 2025 2:54 am I regularly juggle between many computers, but NetBSD/amd64 drives my nerdy/geeky Unix box. I wish I could do 100% of my computer activities with it. And it's no surprise, since I'm a NetBSD and pkgsrc developer.

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NetBSD! I have a major soft spot for this OS. It's fun that it'll run on my ancient Pentium III box. I'm also a dues-paying SDF member

e: Rest in pickles to my image alphas

Silver Alicorn wrote: Mon Jul 28, 2025 2:59 am

I am stuck on Windows 11 due to my choice of audio production ecosystem. I dabble with Linux but it's not my daily driver.

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