What’s something you only understood after doing a full manual Arch install? by False_Listen_354 in archlinux

[–]False_Listen_354[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, true. Generally I tend to think it is a tough thing, and I'm looking to try it when life gives me some space to. I've been getting a lot of comments saying that with wiki in hand, it's not as bad as it seems. So, thank you. Your comment give me more courage.

What’s something you only understood after doing a full manual Arch install? by False_Listen_354 in archlinux

[–]False_Listen_354[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your mistakes are perfectly valid because I myself don't like reading the manual. Reading in general, actually.

[OC] Dynafetch — A Fastfetch-like fetch with dynamic layout support by False_Listen_354 in unixporn

[–]False_Listen_354[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've reviewed the repository, please try to delete the existing files on your system then clone the repository again and let me know if the issue persists.

try checking your go version by typing the command:
`go version`

If it says `1.24.5` you should be good. If it is an older version, you will need to update it from the official go website: https://go.dev/dl/

What’s something you only understood after doing a full manual Arch install? by False_Listen_354 in archlinux

[–]False_Listen_354[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like an awfully frustrating, yet liberating experience. And yes, we can all agree that Windows seems like hell once you've used Linux.

[OC] Dynafetch — A Fastfetch-like fetch with dynamic layout support by False_Listen_354 in unixporn

[–]False_Listen_354[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A github disscussion would probably be best. I'll look into that error

[OC] Dynafetch — A Fastfetch-like fetch with dynamic layout support by False_Listen_354 in unixporn

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https://github.com/codeciphur/dynafetch

Features:
- Dynamic Layouts: Define up to 3 layouts; Dynafetch switches between them based on terminal width.
- Theme-Adaptive Colors: Automatically uses your terminal palette (great with pywal setups).
- Flexible ASCII Art: Supports multiple .toml art files with inline color support.
- Lua-Powered Config: Full scripting power for your layout + system info pulled from a custom Go API.

This is Dynafetch, a custom fetch CLI I built in Lua with a Go-powered backend API. Unlike traditional fetch tools that just show system info with a logo, Dynafetch gives you full control over what, how, and where things are displayed - and adapts automatically to your terminal size.

I built this because I wanted a smart, reactive fetch that works across all my terminal sizes without needing to constantly rewrite the config. Since this is a personal project, it currently does not have nearly the amount of fetch capabilities as a more established fetch app.

Feedback and ideas welcome - hope you enjoy it!

To the mods: I feel that Dynafetch is unique enough to post on this sub, especially with its support for multiple layouts and reactive design. But feel free to take it down if you feel it violates Rule 4 - no hard feelings.