Fastfetch is a high-performance system information tool written in C designed to profile machine state and display hardware summaries with minimal resource overhead. It functions as a command line utility that retrieves hardware and software specifications and renders them as a visual summary in a terminal emulator.
Les fonctionnalités principales de linusdierheimer/fastfetch sont : Low-Overhead System Profilers, System Calls, System Information Summaries, System Information Summarizers, Hardware Information Probes, System Fetch Utilities, System Specification Auditing, Output Formatting Systems.
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