Logo

The fastfetch-config logo changer supports 3 logo modes:

Auto

This is just auto-detection. It can be applied with the command ff logo auto or by putting the logo name as "auto" in the TUI's Logo menu.

Built-in logos

Fastfetch comes with a database of built in logos you can switch through with fastfetch-config.

Find a logo you like with ff --list-logos, and then type this command, replacing (logoname) with the name of the logo:

ff logo (logoname)

Alternatively, in the TUI, you can put the logo name in the Logo menu.

Custom File

fastfetch-config accepts custom text files to put their contents as the ASCII art.

You can put the logos in .txt format in the folder ~/.config/fastfetch/logos.

Then, either use the command ff logo (mylogo).txt (replacing (mylogo) with the name of your txt file excluding the .txt) or set the logo name to (mylogo).txt (again, replacing (mylogo) with the name of the file excluding the .txt) in the TUI.

Images!

We have added custom image support to the tool. It uses a tool known as chafa. to enable chafa, you can use the TUI, or run 'ff chafa on'

The tool is very scuffed, so don't expect images to look good. This is only a test. If you use a gif, it will be a static image of the first frame. This may change if we are bothered to add animation support.

Changing your colour does not do anything to the image. The image uses a completly diffrent form of ascii, so it will not override. Put the image files in the logo folder for custom ascii.