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Fastfetch is the system information display that greets you in the terminal, replacing the older neofetch with significantly faster output and a richer module system. Configuration lives in SalchipapaFastfetch/ and is symlinked into ~/.config/fastfetch by the installer so Fastfetch picks it up automatically. If you are setting up manually, create the symlink with: 
ln -s ~/Salchipapa.Dots/SalchipapaFastfetch ~/.config/fastfetch

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Main config (config.jsonc)

The default config.jsonc loads the cat.txt ASCII art logo from the local ascii/ directory and displays a structured, box-drawn layout split into three sections — Hardware, Software, and Network:
ModuleKey labelDetails
hostPCHostname
cpuCPUName, P/E core count, temperature
gpuGPUDiscrete GPU only (hideType: integrated), temperature, usage bar (green ≤ 50 %, yellow ≤ 80 %)
memoryRAMUsage bar + numeric value
diskDiskUsage bar + numeric value, NTFS partitions hidden
batteryBatteryUsage bar + numeric value (green ≥ 60 %, yellow ≥ 20 %)
ModuleKey labelDetails
osOSName + version
uptimeUptimeSystem uptime
packagesPackagesPackage count
shellShellCurrent shell name and version
ModuleKey label
localipIP
A terminal color palette swatch (blocks, range 0–7) is printed at the bottom of the output.

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Available presets

Run any preset by passing it with the --config flag: 
fastfetch --config ~/.config/fastfetch/presets/minimal.jsonc
Preset fileDescription
minimal.jsoncNo logo, clean separator ›, shows OS, kernel, packages, shell, terminal, WM
full-info.jsoncEvery module Fastfetch supports — over 50 fields including BIOS, board, Vulkan, OpenGL, Bluetooth, weather, gamepad, and more
ascii-art.jsonccat.txt ASCII logo, • separator, shows title, OS, kernel, packages, shell, terminal, WM, and a color circle swatch
arch.jsoncArch Linux themed preset
groups.jsoncModule group layout
hypr.jsoncHyprland-oriented preset
nyarch.jsoncNyArch-themed preset
os.jsoncOS-focused minimal preset

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minimal preset

A no-frills display with "logo": null and a › separator. Shows exactly six fields (OS, kernel, packages, shell, terminal, WM) in a compact two-line format. Each key uses a different ANSI color (31–36) for quick visual scanning. 
{
  "logo": null,
  "display": { "separator": " ›  " },
  "modules": [
    { "type": "os",       "key": "OS  ", "keyColor": "31" },
    { "type": "kernel",   "key": "KER ", "keyColor": "32" },
    { "type": "packages", "key": "PKG ", "keyColor": "33" },
    { "type": "shell",    "key": "SH  ", "keyColor": "34" },
    { "type": "terminal", "key": "TER ", "keyColor": "35" },
    { "type": "wm",       "key": "WM  ", "keyColor": "36" }
  ]
}

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full-info preset

A complete diagnostic dump with no custom logo, printing every module Fastfetch offers in the default display format — useful for creating screenshots that capture the entire system profile: 
{
  "modules": [
    "title", "separator", "os", "host", "bios", "board", "chassis",
    "kernel", "uptime", "processes", "packages", "shell", "display",
    "brightness", "monitor", "lm", "de", "wm", "wmtheme", "theme",
    "icons", "font", "cursor", "wallpaper", "terminal", "terminalfont",
    "terminalsize", "terminaltheme", "cpu", "cpuusage", "gpu",
    "memory", "swap", "disk", "battery", "poweradapter", "player",
    "media", "publicip", "localip", "wifi", "datetime", "locale",
    "vulkan", "opengl", "opencl", "users", "bluetooth", "sound",
    "gamepad", "weather", "netio", "diskio", "physicaldisk",
    "version", "colors"
  ]
}

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Custom ASCII art

ASCII art files live in SalchipapaFastfetch/ascii/:
FileDescription
cat.txtDefault cat ASCII art (used by config.jsonc and ascii-art.jsonc)
arch.txtArch Linux logo
rose.txtRose motif
triangle.txtTriangle/geometric pattern
Reference any art file in a config with a relative path: 
"logo": {
  "source": "./ascii/cat.txt",
  "type": "file"
}

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Images

Pixel / image files live in SalchipapaFastfetch/images/ for use in terminals that support kitty graphics or sixel:
FileDescription
archlinux.pngArch Linux distribution logo
hypr.pngHyprland compositor logo
nyarch.pngNyArch branding image
penrose-sky-wp.pngPenrose sky wallpaper
pusheen.pngPusheen cat graphic
Use the ascii-art.jsonc preset as a terminal greeting — add fastfetch --config ~/.config/fastfetch/presets/ascii-art.jsonc to the bottom of your shell config to see a styled system summary with the cat ASCII logo every time you open a new terminal.

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