README.md


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Fakefetch is just a little command I made that runs in the terminal, it just tells
the person some things about there system, it won't do anything like reading your 
memory or cpu, it just prints an output into your terminal.

## Installation

Step 1: Clone the Repository
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Make sure you have Git installed so you can clone it

git clone https://gitlab.com/Shipwreckt/fakefetch

cd fakefetch

you will also need a package called lsb-release

sudo pacman -S lsb-release

https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/lsb-release/

sudo apt-get install lsb-release

It might already be installed on your system so you can check with  lsb_release -a


Step 2: Configuration
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Second thing you want to do is configure it to your liking. So open it with your chosen text editor
Open the configuration file with your preferred text editor. There are comments in the bash code, if you want to do your own art its basically just variables or the system infomation

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you also want to make your fakefetch exacutable so you can test how it looks in the terminal, to do so do
chmod +x fakefetch.sh

By doing this you are able to run the command with ./fakefetch.sh


Step three
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You want to be able to run this command whenever you want too, so you need to move it to

sudo mv ~/fakefetch/fakefetch.sh /usr/local/bin/

Now all you need to do is type fakefetch.sh and it will come up.

To edit it further all you need to do is nano /usr/local/bin/fakefetch.sh

Optional.
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If you want this to run whenever you open your terminal just go into your .bashrc and put at the bottom fakefetch.sh

echo "fakefetch.sh" >> ~/.bashrc

Now whenever you type fakefetch.sh it should just run.