@thing for hyfetch, why exactly are you looking for an alternative to that ? but hfetch because i made it and im so sexy and cool
though keep in mind there’s quite a few dependencies
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@harlow sure, lemme check it out :3
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@thing ive heard a lot of people happily using vaultwarden. personally i just love keepassxc tho
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@thing oh and a heavy anti-recommendation against dashlane. piece of shit
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Starlight ✨
starlight@mk.absturztau.be@thing I’ve been using fastfetch for a good while. It can look just like hyfetch if you want it to
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@thing this really isnt that bad imo? but im also just generally not as morally outraged at AI as everyone else seems to be so
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@thing like. every idiot could have submitted bad PRs even without AI, maintainers ALWAYS have to check if the code is BS, AI really doesnt change that?
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@starlight how do you make it look like hyfetch?
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& - #1 fluxer shill
Luna Maevyn 
Maven@plasmatrap.com
@ixhby @thing i mean “not strictly against” doesnt always mean “complete slop”
“quality requirements will remain the same, use what you want” and “ai is a tool, but human direction is still needed” really isn’t that terrible, even if i might not agree it doesnt discredit the software or its devolopers imo.
certainly better than “i asked claude and he wasn’t so happy {…}” in a pr reply from a lead maintainer lol
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Luna Maevyn
Maven@plasmatrap.com
@thing fastfetch, and keepassxc still works fine for me but theres also gnome secrets. no clue how much ai is used there, ik the gnome project has mixed takes tho and it varies by app.
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Starlight ✨
starlight@mk.absturztau.beShow content
@thing For example:
fastfetch.nix:
{ pkgs, ... }:
{
home.packages = with pkgs; [
fastfetch
(writeShellScriptBin "hyfetch" ''
${pkgs.fastfetch}/bin/fastfetch -c ~/.config/fastfetch/config-trans.jsonc
'')
(writeShellScriptBin "hyfetch-lesbian" ''
${pkgs.fastfetch}/bin/fastfetch -c ~/.config/fastfetch/config-lesbian.jsonc
'')
];
xdg.configFile = {
"fastfetch/config.jsonc".source = ./config/fastfetch.jsonc;
"fastfetch/config-trans.jsonc".source = ./config/fastfetch-trans.jsonc;
"fastfetch/config-lesbian.jsonc".source = ./config/fastfetch-lesbian.jsonc;
"fastfetch/logos/nixos-flag.txt".source = ./config/nixos-flag.txt;
"fastfetch/logos/nixos-trans.txt".source = ./config/nixos-trans.txt;
"fastfetch/logos/nixos-6color.txt".source = ./config/nixos-6color.txt;
};
}fastfetch-trans.jsonc:
{
"$schema": "https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/raw/dev/doc/json_schema.json",
"logo": {
"type": "file",
"source": "~/.config/fastfetch/logos/nixos-flag.txt",
"color": {
"1": "38;2;91;206;250",
"2": "38;2;245;169;184",
"3": "38;2;255;255;255"
}
},
"modules": [
"title",
"separator",
{
"type": "os",
"format": "{3} {12}"
},
{
"type": "host",
"format": "{/2}{-}{/}{2}{?3} {3}{?}"
},
"kernel",
"uptime",
"packages",
"shell",
{
"type": "display",
"compactType": "original",
"key": "Resolution"
},
"de",
"wm",
"wmtheme",
{
"type": "theme",
"format": "{?1}{1}{?3} {3}{?} [Plasma], {?}{7}"
},
"icons",
"terminal",
{
"type": "terminalfont",
"format": "{/2}{-}{/}{2}{?3} {3}{?}"
},
"cpu",
{
"type": "gpu",
"key": "GPU"
},
{
"type": "memory",
"format": "{/1}{-}{/}{/2}{-}{/}{} / {}"
},
"break",
"colors"
]
} nixos-flag.txt:
$1 ▗▄▄▄ ▗▄▄▄▄ ▄▄▄▖
$1 ▜███▙ ▜███▙ ▟███▛
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$1 ▜███▙ ▜██████▛
$2 ▟█████████████████▙ ▜████▛ ▟▙
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$3 ▟███▛ ▜▛ ▟███▛
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$2 ▜▛ ▟████▙ ▜████████████████▛
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$1 ▝▀▀▀ ▀▀▀▀▘ ▀▀▀▘Funnily enough, the JSONC does not validate the RGB color specification, even tho there clearly is support for it.
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@thing Oh and, screenshot:
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@thing Here’s the 6-color flag in case you want (colors each lambda individually):
nixos-6color.txt:
$1 ▗▄▄▄ $2▗▄▄▄▄ ▄▄▄▖
$1 ▜███▙ $2▜███▙ ▟███▛
$1 ▜███▙ $2▜███▙▟███▛
$1 ▜███▙ $2▜██████▛
$1 ▟█████████████████▙ $2▜████▛ $3▟▙
$1 ▟███████████████████▙ $2▜███▙ $3▟██▙
$6 ▄▄▄▄▖ $2▜███▙ $3▟███▛
$6 ▟███▛ $2▜██▛ $3▟███▛
$6 ▟███▛ $2▜▛ $3▟███▛
$6▟███████████▛ $3▟██████████▙
$6▜██████████▛ $3▟███████████▛
$6 ▟███▛ $5▟▙ $3▟███▛
$6 ▟███▛ $5▟██▙ $3▟███▛
$6 ▟███▛ $5▜███▙ $3▝▀▀▀▀
$6 ▜██▛ $5▜███▙ $4▜██████████████████▛
$6 ▜▛ $5▟████▙ $4▜████████████████▛
$5 ▟██████▙ $4▜███▙
$5 ▟███▛▜███▙ $4▜███▙
$5 ▟███▛ ▜███▙ $4▜███▙
$5 ▝▀▀▀ ▀▀▀▀▘ $4▀▀▀▘@thing …I don’t even know if you use NixOS. 
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@starlight I don’t, but will soon.
besides, i can adapt these configurations to other distros because i can read nix :3
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Noisytoot
noisytoot@harlow @thing please use a free software license rather than that self-written proprietary license, there are several problems with it:
- the restriction on using it for AI training is a restriction of freedom 0 (and probably pointless since AI training is usually just ignoring copyright and claiming it’s fair use anyway, and fair use cannot be restricted by a copyright license)
- the requirement to report bugs in unmodified code to the original author also restricts freedom 0 and fails the DFSG island test (what if you’re on a desert island with no internet connection and can’t report bugs?)
- not having the license in the same repo makes it unclear which version applies, if you ever update it, or if someone finds the hfetch repo separately from the one with the license
- your warranty disclaimer doesn’t have “to the extent permitted by applicable law” or similar, which makes it illegal in Australia (although many free software licenses (notably MIT/Expat) also have the same problem, see this for an explanation)
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the thing 
thing@plasmatrap.com
@noisytoot @harlow I just…
I just don’t want any AI involvement. At all.
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the thing
thing@plasmatrap.com
@noisytoot @harlow hey.
it’s THEIR software. THEY get to decide what license to use it with.
If you don’t like the license, you can use something else.
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harlow <3 
harlow@plasmatrap.com
@thing @noisytoot i actively avoided using a free license if by free you mean fsf free
i largely based this on the zlib license but it wasn’t clear enough
also by your logic use of zlib isn’t legal in au but i haven’t seen issues with that so i’ll keep doing what i’m doing
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harlow <3
harlow@plasmatrap.com
@noisytoot @thing i changed it to not being necessary to just being a thing you’re encouraged to do, i still don’t know why i left that as a logical contradiction
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harlow <3
harlow@plasmatrap.com
@noisytoot @thing i haven’t seen it enforced so i see it as a non-issue
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