Screenfetch

A powershell Module to get Windows system informations.

📚 Informations

Using the command Screenfetch you can obtain the following system information along side an ASCII's Art Logo:

• User: User@Computer-Name
• OS: Type of OS and Version
• Kernel: Kernel Version
• Uptime: Current computer uptime
• Motherboard: Motherboard specifications
• Shell: Shell version
• Displays: Current attached displays resolutions, the first is the primary monitor
• Windows Manager: Default Windows Manager
• Font: Used font, must be set in the script currently
• CPU: CPU Specifications
• GPU: GPU Specifications
• RAM: Used Memory / Total Memory (Percentage of used memory)
• Disks: Current Disks attached names, and their space informations
• Colors: A color demo of the terminal.

🎉 Installation

With my Dotfiles

The complete use of this module alongside others is managed by my personal Dotfile configuration managed with Chezmoi.

With git

Execute:

git clone https://github.com/LeoCalbi/myUtilities.git
$ModuleFolder = ($Env:PSModulePath | Split-String -Separator ";")[0]
Move-Item -Path myUtilities\MyUtilities -Destination $ModuleFolder

Then add to your Powershell Profile (Path at $Profile):

Import-Module MyUtilities

💡 Inspirations

My fork of Julian Chow's Windows screenfetch, adapted to be used with the new Get-CimInstance, a slight speed up with some global variables on fixed informations of the system, and a documentation upgrade with powershell Module Manifest.