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pasfetch(1) Manual Page

Name

pasfetch - A System fetch program written in Pascal.

Synposis

pasfetch [--config [PATH]] [-c] [-C] [-i] [MORE OPTIONS…​]

Options

Note that most options listed here can be overridden by a configuration file, if you explicitly choose to use one via the --config option.

-c

Disables colored output.

-C <color>

Override the color used for colored parts. Color can be one of the following:

  • black

  • red

  • green

  • yellow

  • blue

  • magenta

  • cyan

  • white

  • brightblack

  • brightred

  • brightgreen

  • brightyellow

  • brightblue

  • brightmagent

  • brightcyan

  • brightwhite

-i <infos>

Specify what information points should be listed in a comma seperated list. Points that are prefixed with env: reference arbitrary environment variables. Besides environment variables, you can choose from the following:

  • MEM Memory usage in GiB.

  • OS Operating System name.

  • KERNEL Kernel Version.

  • UPTIME System Uptime.

  • CPU The CPU model name.

  • HOST The hostname of the system.

  • PKGS Number of installed packages. If no information is specified and pasfetch is not built with the NO_DEFAULT_INFOS flag, the following list of infos will be displayed: OS, HOST, KERNEL, env:SHELL, CPU, MEM

--info-style <styles>

Specify the styling for the the information point labels. Multiple styles can be stacked using commas as seperators. Valid styles are:

  • normal

  • bold

  • dim

  • italic

  • underline

  • slowblink

  • rapidblink

  • reverse

--text-style <styles>

Specify the styling for the information point values. Multiple styles can be stacked using commas as seperators. For valid styles, see the list in the reference for --info-style.

--logo-style <styles>

Specify the styling for the logo. Multiple styles can be stacked using commas as seperators. For valid styles, see the list in the reference for --info-style.

--config [CONFIG]

Use a configuration style instead of CLI arguments. If no config path is explicitly specified, pasfetch searches a few standard locations for one. See Configuration for more information.

Configuration

Location

pasfetch searches for a configuration in the following places if no location is explicitly specified.

  1. $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pasfetch/config.ini

  2. $HOME/.config/pasfetch/pasfetch.ini

Configuring

The configuration is a list of ini-values all within the PASFETCH section. Accepted configuration points are: - nocolor - color - infos - infolabelstyle - infotextstyle - logostyle

Every one of these values can be overriden using a commandline option.

nocolor=<true|false>

Disables colored output if set to true.

color=<color>

Override the color used for colored parts. Color can be one of the following:

  • black

  • red

  • green

  • yellow

  • blue

  • magenta

  • cyan

  • white

  • brightblack

  • brightred

  • brightgreen

  • brightyellow

  • brightblue

  • brightmagent

  • brightcyan

  • brightwhite

infos=<infos>

Specify what information points should be listed in a comma seperated list. All points must be prefixed with either fl: or env:. Points prefixed with fl: are things that pasfetch fetches internally, points prefixed with env: are environment variables. Valid fl: points are:

  • fl:MEM Memory usage in kB

  • fl:OS Operating System name

  • fl:KERNEL Kernel Version

  • fl:UPTIME System Uptime

  • fl:CPU The CPU model name

  • fl:HOST The modelname of the host system

  • fl:HOSTNAME The system’s hostname

  • fl:USERATHOSTNAME The hostname appended to the current user’s name with an @ seperating the two.

  • fl:PKGS Number of installed packages.

infolabelstyle=<style(s)>

Specify the styling for the the information point labels. Multiple styles can be stacked using commas as seperators. Valid styles are:

  • normal

  • bold

  • dim

  • italic

  • underline

  • slowblink

  • rapidblink

  • reverse

infotextstyle=<style(s)>

Specify the styling for the information point values. Multiple styles can be stacked using commas as seperators. For valid styles, see the list in the reference for infolabelstyle.

logostyle=<style(s)>

Specify the styling for the logo. Multiple styles can be stacked using commas as seperators. For valid styles, see the list in the reference for infolabelstyle.

Example

[PASFETCH]
color=auto
INFOS=env:USER,OS,PKGS,KERNEL,env:SHELL,UPTIME,CPU,MEM
infotextstyle=bold,italic
infolabelstyle=bold
logostyle=bold

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Copyright (c) 2026, Marie Eckert.
This software is licensed under the ISC license.

Contributors

array-in-a-matrix, polluks