Closed Sarthak950 closed 6 months ago
yes if it is available or a feature request if not
I don't believe there is a way to do this with neofetch itself however you can use a seperate command that can put the two together called bfetch: https://github.com/NNBnh/bfetch I used this in the past with pokeget when I wanted the system information next to the pokemon
If we wanted this in pokeget I guess we would try to put the output of neofetch without a distro logo next to the pokemon when pokeget is run with a --neofetch argument possibly
Yeah, I tried putting the output of pokeget into a file and then pointing neofetch to it with --ascii
, but it didn't really work. My guess is something to do with length calculations. Anyhow, it's more of a limitation in neofetch, but there are probably some other programs that fix this bug.
_pokemon="$(pokeget 0 --hide-name)"
fastfetch --data-raw "$_pokemon"
that worked for me with fastfetch
i think i will build it my self
any way to do it with multiple pokemon?
You might enjoy this one
Found a much better command for this
( pokeget 1 2 --hide-name; pokeget 2 1 --hide-name) | cat | fastfetch --file-raw -
thanks man
pokeget random --hide-name | fastfetch --file-raw -
i am using this for now
That's a bit vague, do you mean instructions on how to use it with neofetch?