Coldfetch

Coldfetch is a system information fetcher similar to neofetch and screenfetch with a very minimalistic and simple basic UI.

Features

• Display system hostname
• Operating system details
• Kernel version
• System uptime
• Terminal information
• Shell details
• CPU details (model, cores, frequency)
• CPU fan speed
• Memory details (total, used, available)
• RAM speed
• GPU details (name, temperature, fan speed, clock, VRAM)
• Storage details (devices and sizes)
• Storage speed
• Distribution name
• Package manager information
• Number of installed packages
• Screen resolution
• System language

Installation

To install Coldfetch, you can use the provided install.sh script. Clone the repository and run the script:

git clone https://github.com/Akshay-code-space/coldfetch.git
cd coldfetch
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

Dependencies

Coldfetch relies on several system utilities to gather information. Ensure the following dependencies are installed on your system:

• bash
• lsblk
• free
• dmidecode
• lscpu
• sensors
• nvidia-smi (for NVIDIA GPUs)
• amdgpu-pro (for AMD GPUs)
• lspci
• xdpyinfo
• hdparm
• awk
• grep
• hostname
• uptime

Usage

After installation, you can run Coldfetch by simply typing coldfetch in your terminal:

coldfetch

Script Details

The Coldfetch script includes functions to gather and display various system information:

• get_os_info(): Retrieves the operating system information.
• get_os(): Displays the OS name and version.
• get_kernel(): Displays the kernel version.
• get_uptime(): Displays the system uptime.
• get_terminal(): Displays the terminal information.
• get_shell(): Displays the shell information.
• get_cpu(): Displays CPU details including model, cores, and frequency.
• get_cpu_fan_speed(): Displays the CPU fan speed.
• get_memory(): Displays memory usage details.
• get_ram_speed(): Displays the RAM speed.
• get_gpu(): Displays GPU details including name, temperature, fan speed, clock, and VRAM.
• get_storage(): Displays storage devices and their sizes.
• get_storage_speed(): Displays the speed of the storage devices.
• get_distribution(): Displays the Linux distribution name.
• get_package_manager(): Displays the package manager information.
• get_number_of_packages(): Displays the number of installed packages.
• get_screen_resolution(): Displays the screen resolution.
• get_language(): Displays the system language.

Example Output

=== System Information ===
Hostname: server lin
OS: Fedora
Kernel: x.y.z
Uptime: 2 days, 2 hours
Terminal: xterm-256color
Shell: /bin/bash (GNU bash, version 5.0.17(1)-release)
CPU: Intel i5 8th (4 cores @ 2.4 GHz)
CPU Fan Speed: fan1: 1200 RPM
Memory: 4.5G / 16G (Available: 11G)
RAM Speed: 2400 MHz
Graphics: AMD RX 580 | Temp: 50°C | Fan: 30% | Clock: 1500 MHz | VRAM: 2G / 6G
Storage:
NAME   SIZE MODEL
sda    1.8T WDC WD2003FZEX-0
sdb    931G Samsung SSD 860
Storage Speed:
sda: Timing cached reads: 16722 MB in 2.00 seconds = 8363.24 MB/sec
sdb: Timing cached reads: 16916 MB in 2.00 seconds = 8470.13 MB/sec
Distribution: Fedora
Package Manager: DNF 4.2.17
Number of Packages: 1234 (Fedora)
Screen Resolution: 1920x1080
Language: en_US.UTF-8

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and create a pull request with your changes.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgements

This project was inspired by similar tools like neofetch and screenfetch.