Closed retrobit closed 1 month ago
No. There are many ways to print a newline. However if you hard coded it into fastfetch, it's not easy to remove it.
Valid, as it's preferential and someone might want it to run up against their shell greeting or prompt
World's simplest pull request...
Feature enhancement issue was created by me that has all the details: https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/issues/989
Not sure why, but the newline was not working in
flashfetch.c
after module printing, but worked ininit.c
sffFinish()
method.Built and tested on macOS, attached is a screenshot with the behavior showing the newline:![fastfetch after change](https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/assets/6226450/2333509c-3952-4b3b-8233-d654d4282764)