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What happened:
Basically if I call fastfetch --logo ~/file/path, it doesn't output the logo in ASCII. I also created a config.jsonc to see if different image interpreters would help, as well as different file types (jpg, png) but none of them output anything. I'm trying to use my company logo as my custom image but for the purpose of this issue I'm using Meta's logo
What should happen:
A custom logo should be printed
Did it work in an older version:
I'm not sure, I'm using fastfetch 2.5.0 (aarch64)
Where did you get the binary:
via Homebrew
Often helpful information:
The content of the configuration file you use (if any)
That works on iterm2! Thank you very much! If I want to convert a png to ASCII to have it run in Alacritty (due to lack of image protocols) how would my config.jsonc look like? What file type would I be pointing to?
General description of bug:
Basically if I call
fastfetch --logo ~/file/path
, it doesn't output the logo in ASCII. I also created a config.jsonc to see if different image interpreters would help, as well as different file types (jpg, png) but none of them output anything. I'm trying to use my company logo as my custom image but for the purpose of this issue I'm using Meta's logoA custom logo should be printed
I'm not sure, I'm using
fastfetch 2.5.0 (aarch64)
via Homebrew
Often helpful information:
The content of the configuration file you use (if any)
I tried both variants
If my image logo didn't show / work
--logo-width {WIDTH} --logo-height {HEIGHT}
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