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most popular fork - hyfetch
That's so fetch!
Stop trying to make "fetch" happen.
Why not, it's streets ahead
It's so fetchy!
Does it not have a Fedora package or is it just not listed on the GitHub page?
pip install hyfetchI just found it weird that one of the most popular distros doesn't have a package for it.
Is that unusual that python packages aren't shipped as deb/rpm? Or any language packages for that matter?
The readme states:
"This repo also serves as an updated version of the original neofetch since the upstream dylanaraps/neofetch doesn't seem to be maintained anymore (as of Oct 27, 2023, the original repo hasn't merged a pull request for almost 2 years). If you only want to use the updated neofetch without pride flags, you can use the neofetch script from this repo. To prevent command name conflict, I call it neowofetch :)"
But its essentially an LGBTQ version and not a "maintained version of neofetch"
Well yes obviously but it does serve a purpose as a maintained fork, that's why I included that. I expect a normal fork will be made soon because of this news.
You know you can just ignore it and check alternatives, since there are a lot of forks, right?
Yes. It's actually the best idea. I guess I'm just not strong enough to avoid arguing in that case
How are you on lemmy, of all places