Fastfetch supports extensive customization which means not every call to fastfetch includes a "Packages" line. However, fastfetch provides the -c neofetch argument which forces fastfetch to include the package count in its output.
Additionally, fastfetch in the flake buildInputs means that the user no longer has to have fastfetch (or neofetch) installed explicitly for the updating of the package count to work.
Lxtharia
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Fastfetch supports extensive customization which means not every call to fastfetch includes a "Packages" line. However, fastfetch provides the
-c neofetchargument which forces fastfetch to include the package count in its output.Additionally, fastfetch in the flake buildInputs means that the user no longer has to have fastfetch (or neofetch) installed explicitly for the updating of the package count to work.