KittyKatt / screenFetch

Fetches system/theme information in terminal for Linux desktop screenshots.
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No ParrotSec OS #446

Closed 0xspade closed 7 years ago

0xspade commented 7 years ago

Put a ParrotSec OS please

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

"Parrot Security" is among the supported distros. Does the detection not work?

0xspade commented 7 years ago

yes the logo is the penguin which is the linux.. :( screenshot at 2017-03-08 21-09-13

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

What's the output of screenfetch -v?

0xspade commented 7 years ago

screenfetch

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

It says "distro found as parrot 3.5", weird. What's your output of lsb_release -sirc? Does it help if you change the line

parrot|parrot*security) distro="Parrot Security" ;;

in the script to

parrot*) distro="Parrot Security" ;;

?

0xspade commented 7 years ago

lsb_release -sirc out put is Parrot 3.5 CyberGalleon

which is the update version of Parrot Sec..

and where can i find that script you're talking about :)

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

I meant screenfetch-devof course.

0xspade commented 7 years ago

i cant find that file here.. :( i install screenfetch via command line..

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/screenfetch-dev

0xspade commented 7 years ago

should i reisntall it and download this code on git?

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

Are you using screenFetch v3.8.0?

0xspade commented 7 years ago

i guess i know what's wrong.... im using an outdated version. :( how do i update it on terminal ? screenfetch

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

ParrotSec uses Debian packages, right? You could manually download a package from my PPA and install it. Or you download the script from Github and install it into /usr/local/bin or $HOME/bin (if the latter one is among your PATH).

I'm closing this issue since the problem was an outdated script.