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🖼️ A command-line system information tool written in bash 3.2+
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RockyLinux 9.1 cannot display the distribution logo #2252

Open ghost opened 1 year ago

ghost commented 1 year ago

Description

RockyLinux 9.1 cannot display the distribution logo

Neofetch version

neofetch-7.1.0-7.el9.noarch

Screenshot

rocky

Config file

default

Verbose log

neofetchlog.txt

Cubik65536 commented 1 year ago

Hi, follow these steps (install neofetch directly from git source) solves the problem for me. It seems that the neofetch installed from packaging manager / release doesn't include the support for Rocky Linux (8 & 9).

iMonZ commented 1 year ago

Hi, follow these steps (install neofetch directly from git source) solves the problem for me. It seems that the neofetch installed from packaging manager / release doesn't include the support for Rocky Linux (8 & 9).

How can this be fixed?

Cubik65536 commented 1 year ago

How can this be fixed?

@iMonZ I'm not sure what do you mean by "fixed". You can either install neofetch from source or use an up-to-date fork to get the logo for newer OSs. And from what I know, unless the dev of neofetch release a more recent version, there's no other way for us to install neofetch from a package manager and make it work.

P.S. If you really want to install the program with a package manager, hykilpikonna/hyfetch is the only one that I can find who works with it (it uses pip to install), I didn't find any other forks that can be installed from a package manager.

iMonZ commented 1 year ago

How can this be fixed?

@iMonZ I'm not sure what do you mean by "fixed". You can either install neofetch from source or use an up-to-date fork to get the logo for newer OSs. And from what I know, unless the dev of neofetch release a more recent version, there's no other way for us to install neofetch from a package manager and make it work.

P.S. If you really want to install the program with a package manager, hykilpikonna/hyfetch is the only one that I can find who works with it (it uses pip to install), I didn't find any other forks that can be installed from a package manager.

It can be fixed if the repo would update neofetch…

Cubik65536 commented 1 year ago

How can this be fixed?

@iMonZ I'm not sure what do you mean by "fixed". You can either install neofetch from source or use an up-to-date fork to get the logo for newer OSs. And from what I know, unless the dev of neofetch release a more recent version, there's no other way for us to install neofetch from a package manager and make it work. P.S. If you really want to install the program with a package manager, hykilpikonna/hyfetch is the only one that I can find who works with it (it uses pip to install), I didn't find any other forks that can be installed from a package manager.

It can be fixed if the repo would update neofetch…

Yes... Or we can switch to an actively maintained fork... That's about all the solutions for us now.

iMonZ commented 8 months ago

How can this be fixed?

@iMonZ I'm not sure what do you mean by "fixed". You can either install neofetch from source or use an up-to-date fork to get the logo for newer OSs. And from what I know, unless the dev of neofetch release a more recent version, there's no other way for us to install neofetch from a package manager and make it work. P.S. If you really want to install the program with a package manager, hykilpikonna/hyfetch is the only one that I can find who works with it (it uses pip to install), I didn't find any other forks that can be installed from a package manager.

It can be fixed if the repo would update neofetch…

Yes... Or we can switch to an actively maintained fork... That's about all the solutions for us now.

Which one?