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Disclaimer: Katifetch is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any Linux distribution or organization, including but not limited to the Fedora Project™, Red Hat™, or Valve™. All trademarks, logos, and names (e.g., Fedora™, Bazzite™, Steam Deck™, COPR™) are the property of their respective owners and are used solely for identification and compatibility purposes.

Katifetch is also not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any BSD project, including but not limited to FreeBSD™, OpenBSD™, NetBSD™, or DragonFlyBSD™. The BSD logos (such as the FreeBSD demon or other ASCII BSD logos) are the property of their respective owners and are used in Katifetch only for identification and compatibility purposes.

Katifetch is a customizable system information tool written in Bash, inspired by Neofetch. It supports themes, ASCII logos for many Linux distributions and BSD distributions, and user configuration via ~/.katifetchrc.

📸 Screenshots

See more screenshots from different operating systems here:
👉 More screenshots available in this repository

Unreleases editions

See more Unreleases edition from different operating systems here: 👉 More Unreleases editions available in this repository

✅ Platform Compatibility

🧪 Bazzite Compatibility

Features

• Detects CPU, GPU, RAM, uptime, shell, and more.
• Uses beautiful ASCII logos.
• Supports user themes and color customization.
• Auto-update checker.
• Nerd Fonts compatible for icon customization.

⭐ Star History

katifetch: how to install nerdfont

📦 Installation

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git
cd katifetch
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

🔄 Update

To update Katifetch, run:

chmod +x katifetch-update
./katifetch-update

🧼 Uninstall

To remove Katifetch from your system:

chmod +x uninstall.sh
./uninstall.sh

🎨 Customize

Edit the file ~/.katifetchrc to configure your Katifetch:

# Example .katifetchrc
show_logo=true
show_cpu=true
show_gpu=true
show_uptime=true
show_memory=true

theme=default
logo=cachyos

You can also add your own themes in the themes/ folder.

🚀 Run Katifetch

katifetch

And enjoy using Katifetch on Linux!

Katifetch For Old Distros And Discontinued OS

Coming Soon

Katifetch For BSD editions

Run Katifetch natively on FreeBSD and other BSD-based systems with a custom BSD logo! This edition is designed to work out of the box with FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, DragonFlyBSD ETC

📦 Installation (BSD)

Clone the Katifetch repository:

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git

Navigate to the BSD edition folder:

cd katifetch/katifetchforbsd

Run the installer:

sudo chmod +x install_katifetch.sh
sudo ./install_katifetch.sh

🔄 Update (BSD)

To update Katifetch on your BSD system:

sudo chmod +x updatebsd.sh
sudo ./updatebsd.sh

🧼 Uninstall (BSD)

To uninstall Katifetch:

sudo chmod +x uninstall_katifetch.sh
sudo ./uninstall_katifetch.sh

⚠️ and this is optional:

Have Sudo and Bash

🐚 And enjoy using Katifetch on BSD editions!

Katifetch For Windows 11

If you're on Windows 11, you can use the PowerShell version of Katifetch.

🎥 Katifetch Video Demo for Windows

📹 See how Katifetch looks on Windows 11 (PowerShell):

📦 Installation (Windows 11)

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git
cd katifetch
cd katifetchforwindowsedition
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1

🔄 Update (Windows 11)

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\katifetch-update.ps1

🧼 Uninstall (Windows 11)

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\uninstall.ps1

And enjoy using Katifetch on Windows 11 edition!

Katifetch For Windows 10 edition

If you're using Windows 10, especially Enterprise LTSC Evaluation 2021, you can run the special PowerShell edition of Katifetch designed for older systems.

📦 Installation (Windows 10)

1. Download or clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git

2. Navigate to the Windows batch edition folder:

   cd katifetch\katifetchforwindowsedition

3. Run the install script:

katifetch

🔄 Update (Windows 10)

To update Katifetch, run:

update.bat

🧼 Uninstall (Windows 10)

To uninstall Katifetch, run:

uninstall.bat

And enjoy using Katifetch on Windows 10 edition!

Katifetch For Windows 1.0

I know this might sound crazy, but I tried to make my own version of Katifetch for Windows 1.0. It's rather minimalist because it's not like the transition from Windows XP to Windows 11 where everything is accessible through PowerShell. In this version, I had to use what was available in that version. It's somewhat limited, but the downside, the one I didn't like, is that I was going to use KATIFETCH.BAT, but its limit is 7 characters, so you'll have to use KATIFET.BAT instead.

And don't confuse Windows 1.0 with Windows 10; version 1.0 has a period in the number, and the other doesn't.

is tiny the guide for install this soo,

📦 Installation (Windows 1.0)

you have to make a file called

KATIFET.BAT

the code (you have to write this a hand bcz you can't copy and paste on old windows, or on usb, idk)

@echo off
cls

echo -----------------------------
echo        Katifetch
echo -----------------------------
echo.

echo OS:
ver
echo.

echo Kernel:
echo MS-DOS
echo.

echo Date:
echo N/A
echo.

echo Shell:
echo COMMAND.COM
echo.

🔄 Update (Windows 1.0)

Idk, but if you want, you could improve the version and update it. And if you want, send the code to the official Katifetch Discord server and we'll add it to the next update :3. And if you want to wait to update, no problem.

🧼 Uninstall (Windows 1.0)

Just remove the file of the code erasing all

And enjoy using Katifetch on Windows 1.0 edition! (or in your retro pc with this version)

Katifetch For Chocolatey (https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/katifetch)

📦 Installation (Chocolatey repo)

choco install katifetch

🔄 Update (Chocolatey repo)

choco upgrade katifetch

🧼 Uninstall (Chocolatey repo)

choco uninstall katifetch

And enjoy using Katifetch on Chocolatey (Windows repos)!

Katifetch For Haiku/BeOS

Normal

Small

📦 Installation (Haiku/BeOS)

chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

Same chmod command of linux but on Haiku or BeOS

🔄 Update (Haiku/BeOS)

update katifetch for haiku here (source code bcz yea, idk what put here and is no updater for haiku)

https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

🧼 Uninstall (Haiku/BeOS)

chmod +x uninstall_haiku.sh
./uninstall_haiku.sh

Katifetch for macOS

collaboration with:

Katifetch also supports macOS with the same Bash-based script.

📦 Installation (macOS)

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git  
cd katifetch  
cd katifetch-macos
chmod +x install.sh  
./install.sh  

🔄 Update (macOS)

chmod +x update-macos.sh  
./update.sh  

🧼 Uninstall (macOS)

To remove Katifetch on macOS:

chmod +x uninstall.sh  
./uninstall.sh  

And enjoy using Katifetch on macOS!

Katifetch For Homebrew 🍺

Katifetch is available through its official Homebrew tap.

📦 Install

First, add the tap:

brew tap ximimoments/katifetch

Then install Katifetch:

brew install katifetch

🔄 Update

brew update
brew upgrade katifetch

🧼 Uninstall

brew uninstall katifetch


To remove the tap:

brew untap ximimoments/katifetch

🌍 Supported Platforms

Katifetch works with:

• macOS (via Homebrew)
• Linux (via Homebrew or manual install)
• WSL (via Homebrew or manual install)
• macOS on VM (via Homebrew)

Homebrew project: https://brew.sh

Katifetch for Android

Here's where the crazy stuff starts: katifetch on Android? Yes! katifetch on Android. After many days of development on this project and thinking about which devices to use, katifetch was officially launched on Android! That is, only on Termux. How cool is that? You can install Termux on f-droid and in the Play Store, which is typical. And what's it about? The same Linux katifetch as always, but with a customized Android logo to match the style.

📦 Installation (Android termux)

First download git on termux

pkg install git  

and then

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git

Now we go to the cd part, that is, put the exact katifetch directory for android termux and chmod

ls
cd katifetch
cd katifetchforandroid\(termux\)/
ls
chmod +x katifetchmenu.sh
./katifetchmenu.sh

press 1 | enter | press 4

and ready!!!

🔄 Update (Android termux)

./katifetchmenu.sh

press 2 | enter | press 4

and ready!!!

🧼 Uninstall (Android termux)

./katifetchmenu.sh

press 3 | enter | press 4

and ready!!!

KATIFETCH ON FEDORA REPO :D

but first

📦 first enable the dnf copr:

sudo dnf copr enable ximios/katifetch 

📦 Install katifetch:

sudo dnf install katifetch

🔄 Update katifetch (to get the latest version):

sudo dnf update katifetch

🔄📦 Reinstall katifetch (if needed):

sudo dnf reinstall katifetch

🧼 Remove katifetch:

sudo dnf remove katifetch

🚀 Run katifetch:

katifetch

And enjoy using Katifetch with Fedora Copr

Katifetch for Proot-Distro (Android Termux)

Run Katifetch inside a Linux container using proot-distro on Termux!

📦 Installation (Proot-Distro in Termux)

1. Log in to your Proot-Distro

Replace <your_distro> with your installed distro name (e.g. debian, ubuntu, fedora):

proot-distro login <your_distro>

2. Clone the Katifetch repository

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git

3. Navigate to the Proot-Distro folder

cd katifetch/katifetchforprootdistrotermux/

4. Make the installer executable

chmod +x install.sh

💡 Note: A version without chmod is coming soon for easier setup.

5. Install Katifetch

./install.sh

🧼 Uninstall (Proot-Distro Termux)

To remove Katifetch from your Proot-Distro environment:

chmod +x uninstall.sh
./uninstall.sh

🔄 Update (Proot-Distro Termux)

To update Katifetch inside your Proot-Distro environment:

chmod +x katifetch-update.sh
./katifetch-update.sh

Katifetch for GRUB

Katifetch can also live inside GRUB as a custom boot menu entry.

This version displays a Katifetch-style system overview directly from the GRUB menu, acting as a visual easter egg before booting your operating system.

⚠️ Important note

GRUB cannot fetch real-time system data.
All information shown is static or marked as Unknown by design.

✨ Features

• Katifetch-style layout inside GRUB
• ASCII logo and formatted system overview
• Safe: does not boot an OS
• Automatically returns to the GRUB menu
• Works on BIOS and UEFI systems

📦 Installation (GRUB)

Open the GRUB custom entries file

sudo nano /etc/grub.d/40_custom

Paste the following menuentry at the end of the file

(below the comments, without modifying the header):

menuentry "Katifetch" {
clear
echo ""
echo ",,                                           Katifetch"
echo "  .g8\"\"\"bgd                     *MM          -----------------------------------------------------"
echo ".dP'     \`M                      MM          Hardware Information"
echo "dM'       \` \`7Mb,od8 \`7MM  \`7MM  MM,dMMb.    Device   -> {Your Devices Name}"
echo "MM            MM' \"'   MM    MM  MM    \`Mb   CPU      -> {Your CPU}"
echo "MM.    \`7MMF' MM       MM    MM  MM     M8   GPU      -> {Your GPU}"
echo "\`Mb.     MM   MM       MM    MM  MM.   ,M9   RAM      -> Unknown"
echo "  \`\"bmmmdPY .JMML.     \`Mbod\"YML.P^YbmdP'    Monitor  -> {Your Monitor}"
echo "                                             Disk (/) -> Unknown / {Your storage} (unknown %)"
echo "                                             -----------------------------------------------------"
echo "                                             Software Information"
echo "                                             Distro   -> {Your Distro}"
echo "                                             Kernel   -> {Your Kernel}"
echo "                                             DE       -> GRUB"
echo "                                             WM       -> GRUB"
echo "                                             TTY      -> GRUB"
echo "                                             Font     -> Unknown"
echo "                                             Shell    -> Unknown"
echo "                                             Battery  -> Unknown"
echo "                                             Packages -> Unknown"
echo "                                             Uptime   -> Unknown"
echo "                                             Icons    -> Unknown"
echo "                                             -----------------------------------------------------"
echo "                                             Palette"
echo "                                             o o o o o o o o"
echo ""
echo "                                             Returning to GRUB menu..."
sleep 8
}

## Regenerate GRUB configuration:

sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

if grub2 does not exist

sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

### Reboot your system.

## 🚀 Usage

## Reboot your PC

## In the GRUB menu, select Katifetch

## Katifetch will be displayed for a few seconds

### GRUB automatically returns to the main menu

# 🧼 Uninstall (GRUB)

### To remove Katifetch from GRUB:

### Edit the custom entries file:

sudo nano /etc/grub.d/40_custom

### Delete the menuentry "Katifetch" { ... } block

Regenerate GRUB:

sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

if grub2 does not exist

sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Reboot.

## 💡 Tip

## Katifetch for GRUB is meant as a visual / aesthetic feature or easter egg,
## not as a real operating system entry.

And Enjoy Katifetch on grub!!!
#

# 🧡 Katifetch for Ubuntu 10.04

Minimal version of Katifetch designed exclusively for legacy systems like Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.

![Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ximimoments/katifetch/main/screenshots/kkk.png)

📖 **Full tutorial**: | [How to Install Katifetch on Ubuntu 10.04 (PDF)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ximimoments/katifetch/main/katifetchubuntu10.04/tutorial-file/Tutorial_How_to_Install_Katifetch_on_Ubuntu_10.04.pdf) |

## 📦 Installation

```bash
git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetchubuntu10.04.git
cd katifetchubuntu10.04
chmod +x install.sh
sudo ./install.sh

🔄 Update

To update Katifetch:

chmod +x update.sh
sudo ./update.sh

🧼 Uninstall

To remove Katifetch:

chmod +x uninstall.sh
sudo ./uninstall.sh

🖥 Run Katifetch

katifetch

✨ Features

• 🎨 Orange ASCII logo

• 💻 System info: OS, Kernel, CPU, Memory, Uptime

• 🐚 Bash-compatible

• ⚙️ Lightweight and fast

• 🧠 Compatible with low-memory environments

And enjoy using Katifetch on Ubuntu 10.04!

Katifetch for Bazzite Editions

Katifetch supports multiple editions of Bazzite, each one tailored to its desktop environment or device (GNOME, KDE Plasma, Steam Deck). Choose the one that matches your setup!

📦 Installation (All Bazzite Editions)

git clone https://github.com/ximimoments/katifetch.git  
cd katifetch  
cd katifetchforbazzite  
chmod +x install.sh  
./install.sh

A menu will appear to select the edition:

1. Bazzite GNOME (Base)

2. Steam Deck KDE

3. Steam Deck GNOME

4. Bazzite KDE Plasma

🔄 Update (All Editions)

chmod +x update.sh  
./update.sh

🧼 Uninstall (All Editions)

chmod +x uninstall.sh  
./uninstall.sh

🎮 Available Editions

Bazzite GNOME (Base) katifetchforbazzite-gnome.sh
Default Bazzite edition

Bazzite KDE Plasma katifetchforbazzite.sh Standard KDE desktop edition

Bazzite Steam Deck KDE katifetchforbazzite-steamdeck-kde.sh
Optimized for Steam Deck KDE

Bazzite Steam Deck GNOME
katifetchforbazzite-steamdeck-gnome.sh flavor for Steam Deck users

🖼️ Screenshots

Bazzite KDE Plasma

Bazzite GNOME

Steam Deck KDE

Steam Deck GNOME

Enjoy Katifetch in your Bazzite-powered setup! 🐧💻🎮

Katifetch for Arch Linux

Arch Linux users, meet Katifetch! 🧠📟

Now available directly from the AUR — fast, clean, and customizable.

📦 Installation (AUR)

With an AUR helper like yay:

yay -S katifetch

Or manually via makepkg:

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/katifetch.git
cd katifetch
makepkg -si

🔗 AUR package: aur.archlinux.org/packages/katifetch

🔄 Updating Katifetch

Using an AUR helper:

yay -Syu katifetch

Or manually:

cd katifetch
git pull
makepkg -si

🧼 Uninstall

sudo pacman -Rns katifetch

Katifetch runs perfectly on Arch, Manjaro, EndeavourOS, and any Arch-based distro. Stay lightweight, stay minimal. 🐧

🐧 Tested Environments

• ✅ Arch container (systemd-nspawn, podman, toolbox, etc.)

— 🙏 Thank you for supporting Katifetch! —
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👉 @katifetch

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Got feedback? Want to share your setup or ask something? You're welcome in the official Katifetch subreddit: 👉 r/katifetch

📖 We're on Wikipedia!

Explore the full history, features, compatibility list, and more about Katifetch:
👉 Katifetch Wikipedia Draft

🗣️ Real user feedback

Hey man, Katifetch is so cool. I just installed it and I love how much easier it is to configure compared to Fastfetch.
It’s a bit slower than Fastfetch (maybe just my laptop lol), but I really like the project. You should totally add it to the AUR.

💬 Help us grow and shape the future of Katifetch!

📬 Contact

• 👨‍💻 Developer: ximimoments
• ✉️ Email (Global) : [email protected]
• ✉️ Email (Spanish) : [email protected]
• 🐙 GitHub: @ximimoments
• 🎮 Discord: katifetch
• 🎮 Discord Main Account: valentinothelinuxandwindowsuser
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