1.0.0

This release fixes different miscellaneous bugs, as well as adding support for different information fields; most importantly, however, v1.0.0 adds support for a custom WinFetch configuration.

Changelog

• [*] Fixed issue #1: uptime does not display properly
• [+] Add support for custom configuration
• [+] Add field for package manager
• [+] Add field for packages installed count

Changes in uptime field (minor)

Previously, WinFetch would retrieve the number of seconds from the Get-Uptime cmdlet and manually calculate the number of days, hours, or minutes. This resulted in garbled/incorrect output:

Uptime: 0 day hours 56 minute

This bug is now fixed, and WinFetch now shows correct output:

Uptime: 3 hours 56 minutes

Package manager / package count field

WinFetch now has the ability to detect what package manager you are using (e.g. Scoop or Chocolatey) and how many packages you have installed:

Package Managers: Scoop & Chocolatey
Packages: 97 packages installed

Configuration

WinFetch now has a custom configuration feature. You can generate a default configuration by running:

./winfetch -genconf

WinFetch will download a default configuration from this repository to $env:XDG_CONFIG_HOME/winfetch (or ~/.config/winfetch/).

The default configuration looks like this:

# ===== WINFETCH CONFIGURATION =====

# Add a '#' to any of the lines in 
# this file to enable their output.

# $show_os                  = $false
# $show_computer            = $false
# $show_uptime              = $false
# $show_cpu                 = $false
# $show_gpu                 = $false
# $show_memory              = $false
# $show_disk                = $false
# $show_pkgs                = $false

$show_pwsh                = $false
$show_pkgmngr             = $false

To disable an information field, just remove the # from that line:

$show_os = $false			# DISABLED
# $show_os = $false			# ENABLED!