WinFetchPlus

A lightweight neofetch-style system info tool for Windows, written in C.

Still simple but more advanced than old WinFetch.

Requirements

• GCC
• make

Feel free to try out dev_setup for a one-stop way to install the tools you need.

Setup

• Clone/download the repo and go into that folder
• Open the terminal and run:

make

• This will use the config in main.c config.c
• Your exe will be in the /bin folder to use
• Add bin path to your environment variables to use from anywhere
• Run using optional logo argument

winfetch [logo_name]

Customization

Edit config.c to your liking using the available functions. All functions return a string, so they work directly inside snprintf. For logos, you can use the few given in /logos or add new one new ascii art!

Epic tool to generate ASCII art

Available functions

• get_user() — Your username (e.g. r1ftzy)
• get_hostname() — Your system name (e.g. LAPTOP-XXXXXXX)
• get_device() — Your device model (e.g. ROG Zephyrus G16 GU605MV_GU605MV)
• get_device_clean() — Cleaner device name (e.g. ROG Zephyrus G16)
• get_architecture() — CPU architecture (e.g. x86-64, ARM64)
• get_logical_cores() — Number of logical cores/threads (e.g. 22)
• get_cpu() — Full CPU name (e.g. Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 155H)
• get_os() — Full OS version (e.g. Windows 11 Home Single Language)
• get_os_clean() — Shorter OS name (e.g. Windows 11)
• get_shell() — Current shell (e.g. PowerShell)
• get_terminal() — Current terminal (e.g. Windows Terminal)
• get_resolution_primary() — Primary display resolution (e.g. 2560x1600)
• get_refresh_rate() — Display refresh rate (e.g. 60)
• get_ram_total() — Total RAM (e.g. 16.00 GiB)
• get_ram_used() — Used RAM (e.g. 8.23 GiB)
• get_ram_available() — Available RAM (e.g. 7.77 GiB)
• get_battery_percentage() — Current charge (e.g. 51%)
• get_battery_status() — Charging or discharging (e.g. Discharging)
• get_battery_rate() — Current rate (e.g. 10.5W)
• get_battery_life() — Time remaining on battery (e.g. 2Hr 30min, N/A when charging)
• get_battery_max_capacity() — Max battery capacity (e.g. 90.12Wh)
• get_gpu() — Full GPU name (e.g. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU)
• get_vram() — Total VRAM (e.g. 8.00 GiB)

Contributing

You're free to do anything with it!

The use gen AI is fine but it is discouraged to depend on it 100%. Reading and understanding what the AI generated before submitting goes a long way <3