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# xinfo # xfetch
xinfo is a simpler alternative to neofetch. Although not as visually appealing as neofetch, xinfo aims to provide a simple, easy to read system information output that is easily modifiable should the user know basic python. One notable advantage of xinfo is that, no matter what operating system you run, as long as it supports python, xinfo will just work. xfetch is a simpler alternative to neofetch. Although not as visually appealing as neofetch, xinfo aims to provide a simple, easy to read system information output that is easily modifiable should the user know basic python. One notable advantage of xinfo is that, no matter what operating system you run, as long as it supports python, xinfo will just work.
**INSTALLATION** **INSTALLATION**
- Clone this repository (preferably to the Downloads folder) - Clone this repository
- Add the following line to your shell's configuration file (~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, etc): alias xinfo="python /path/to/file (provide the path to xinfo.py) - Run INSTALL.sh as root
- (OPTIONAL) Add to your shell's configuration file: alias neofetch="xinfo"
**NOTES** **CUSTOMIZATION**
- Make sure not to clone the repository to /tmp. This will delete xinfo every time you boot your PC. Edit /usr/bin/xfetch
- At its base level, xinfo is very simple. It is expected that the user will make modifications that will suit their needs.
**GET FEATURED** **GET FEATURED**
Want to have your xinfo configuration featured on the README? Contact me through github Want to have your xfetch configuration featured on the README? Contact me through github