screenfetch has the -d flag to control which information displays are showing, but there's not actually a way to find out what the displays are called without reading the script.
This change adds a section to the output of --help which lists the valid information displays:
Supported Window Managers:
...
Supported Information Displays:
distro host kernel uptime pkgs shell res de wm wmtheme gtk disk cpu gpu mem
Options:
...
I could move this to under the -d flag section if the maintainers prefer. In the future, we could also improve this by bolding the entries which are on by default.
screenfetchhas the-dflag to control which information displays are showing, but there's not actually a way to find out what the displays are called without reading the script.This change adds a section to the output of
--helpwhich lists the valid information displays:I could move this to under the
-dflag section if the maintainers prefer. In the future, we could also improve this by bolding the entries which are on by default.