I should have been doing something constructive but I’ve been tinkering with my neofetch instead, here’s how it looks now 😀

#linux #neofetch #i3 #i3wm
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    8 months ago

    There is something about black backrounds with white and yellow accents that looks like something that was futuristic in the past and I can’t wrap my head around it. It feels like many games where designed like that but can’t mention one. Looks great btw.

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      8 months ago

      @nfsu2
      Thanks that is just what I was going for 😀
      I really like yellow on black, I find it both prettier and easier on the eyes than other colors, and it reminds me of those old amber monochrome monitors 🤩

      (Except that I forgot to use the same dark yellow shade in my terminal colors than in my i3/polybar config so it doesn’t look coherent 😑 I guess it’s back to tinkering then 😁 )

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      8 months ago

      @qon4

      I’m glad you like it 🙂

      Here are the files :
      https://www.file.io/1x79/download/2PkwmBsF1fPP

      🔸 config.conf is the neofetch config file I use (only the first block of code is relevant)
      I had to use a custom “OS” line in the config files because it would display debian instead of antiX, so if you use the file put back the default line :
      […]OS" distro
      instead of :
      […]OS" “antiX 23 Arditi del Popolo”

      🔸 config.conf.alts was my work-in-progress config file when I was obsessively trying different variations on the same look to find just the right one, if you run it they will display the variations one after the other (might take a while 😅 )

      🔸 .bashrc for the alias to make neofetch use a custom distro logo Basically just add :
      alias neofetch='neofetch --ascii ~/path-to-custom-ascii-logo.txt
      at the end of the .bashrc
      (Yes I also added a line to autolaunch neofetch each time I open a terminal 😁 )