Share your Debian desktop with Neofetch/Fastfetch (optional) Screenshots

I’ve been on Debian for a couple months and never posted on this thread :open_mouth:

No worries, gonna fix that right now :grimacing:

XFCE desktop + Quake 2 native running on Yamagi Quake II 8.50

Also Neowofetch, just because :grinning_face:

Yeah, old desktop computer. I love how little RAM it takes up; free -h shows as little as 770/780 Mb. And Quake 2 adds only another 169 Mb.

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Well done; nice setup.

I also have to add that most of you are much more “artistic” than I am with my setups, though I do have some decent wallpaper on mine, but it’s not my own creation; it’s a copy of the Cumberland Falls “moonbow” on the Cumberland River near Corbin, Kentucky, USA.

I probably pass near that region almost every year, but I have never been to that location, so I rely on their image.

I’ll try to add it here later.

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I thought Neofetch was no longer supported - no? Wasn’t it replaced by Fastfetch (or something like that)? Also, I’ve been trying out terminals - Tabby terminal, Termius, TMux, and Moba Xterm - what are you using? Why?

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I’m using Neowofetch -see the wo between Neo and fetch-, it’s a fork of Neofetch. Neofetch was discontinued in 2024, although it’s still present on some repositories. It’s another alternative, same as Fastfetch.

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Cool! I’ll take a look! thanks!

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Haha, I’ve been using neofetch still myself. Noted! Thanks.

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Command ‘neowofetch’ not found, but can be installed with:
sudo apt install neowofetch

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Of course, everyone! Never assume something’s already installed.

Always check first.

Different distros and different flavors handle things differently. I don’t even remember if it was installed or not on my Debian 13.5.

It’s your system, guys, you make it the way you want and need. :grin:

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