Post Your ScreenFetch

gjacobse

@aaronstuder said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

What?

Ditto....

scottalanmiller

It's a UNIX command.

gjacobse

@scottalanmiller said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

It's a UNIX command.

That much I got. But is the command

screenfetch

or something else?

StrongBad

@gjacobse that should be it. You might need to install it first.

travisdh1

One of the boxes I was working on today:

tech@drbdslow:~$ screenfetch
         _,met$$$$$gg.           tech@drbdslow
      ,g$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P.        OS: Debian 8.5 jessie
    ,g$$P""       """Y$$.".      Kernel: x86_64 Linux 3.16.0-4-amd64
   ,$$P'              `$$$.      Uptime: 5h 35m
  ',$$P       ,ggs.     `$$b:    Packages: 1325
  `d$$'     ,$P"'   .    $$$     Shell: bash 4.3.30
   $$P      d$'     ,    $$P     CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5000+ @ 2.6GHz
   $$:      $$.   -    ,d$$'     GPU: GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
   $$\;      Y$b._   _,d$P'      RAM: 489MB / 1881MB
   Y$$.    `.`"Y$$$$P"'
   `$$b      "-.__
    `Y$$
     `Y$$.
       `$$b.
         `Y$$b.
            `"Y$b._
                `""""

StrongBad

hobbit666

doesn't seem to work on CentOS7, and all my Linux servers are that

travisdh1

@hobbit666 said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

doesn't seem to work on CentOS7, and all my Linux servers are that

Not even in the epel repository? Now I'm gonna have to go look, dagnabit.

travisdh1

@hobbit666 said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

doesn't seem to work on CentOS7, and all my Linux servers are that

Huh, nope, not here.

travisdh1

@hobbit666 said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

doesn't seem to work on CentOS7, and all my Linux servers are that

You've got to clone a git repository to get it on CentOS,

git clone https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch.git

if anyone really wants it for CentOS. I did go ahead and grab it on the image I was updating and keeping as my base image yesterday.

[root@CentOSbase screenFetch]# ./screenfetch-dev
                   ..                    [email protected]
                 .PLTJ.                  OS: CentOS
                <><><><>                 Kernel: x86_64 Linux 3.10.0-327.4.5.el7.x86_64
       KKSSV' 4KKK LJ KKKL.'VSSKK        Uptime: 8d 20h 35m
       KKV' 4KKKKK LJ KKKKAL 'VKK        Packages: 350
       V' ' 'VKKKK LJ KKKKV' ' 'V        Shell: bash 4.2.46
       .4MA.' 'VKK LJ KKV' '.4Mb.        CPU: Intel Xeon CPU L5520 @ 2x 2.267GHz
     . KKKKKA.' 'V LJ V' '.4KKKKK .      RAM: 377MiB / 983MiB
   .4D KKKKKKKA.'' LJ ''.4KKKKKKK FA.
  <QDD ++++++++++++  ++++++++++++ GFD>
   'VD KKKKKKKK'.. LJ ..'KKKKKKKK FV
     ' VKKKKK'. .4 LJ K. .'KKKKKV '
        'VK'. .4KK LJ KKA. .'KV'
       A. . .4KKKK LJ KKKKA. . .4
       KKA. 'KKKKK LJ KKKKK' .4KK
       KKSSA. VKKK LJ KKKV .4SSKK
                <><><><>
                 'MKKM'
                   ''

scottalanmiller

@travisdh1 said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

@hobbit666 said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

doesn't seem to work on CentOS7, and all my Linux servers are that

Huh, nope, not here.

It's not in the EPEL?

dafyre

@scottalanmiller Nope!

scottalanmiller

@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

@scottalanmiller Nope!

That's a bit ridiculous.

RojoLoco

It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...

0_1471016606842_no screenfetch.png

... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.

But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!

dafyre

@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...

... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.

But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!

What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...

apt install screenfetch

RojoLoco

@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...

... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.

But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!

What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetch

It's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.

RojoLoco

@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...

... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.

But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!

What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetch
It's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.

-bash: apt: command not found

dafyre

@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...

... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.

But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!

What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetch
It's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found

Oh... for you, it'd be

apt-get install screenfetch

I thought Debian had switched to just apt...

RojoLoco

@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@dafyre said in Post Your ScreenFetch:
@RojoLoco said in Post Your ScreenFetch:

It's not built in to Debian either. I tried to get it, but no love...

... because I forgot that my NVR cannot access the outside world.

But look, Ma! I was Linuxing!

What version of Ubuntu is that? I think mine (16.04) was in the repo...
apt install screenfetch
It's Debian 7 something. I'll try that command.
-bash: apt: command not found
Oh... for you, it'd be
apt-get install screenfetch
I thought Debian had switched to just apt...

I don't think it is in the repo... "Unable to locate package screenfetch". The stuff i saw online says you have to go out to the innerwebs to fetch it, but this device is locked away from the outside. So I guess I could stick it on a USB or something. Or let the device through the firewall for a moment.