Yet another sysfetch script written in BASH

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What is it?

Lubby is my attempt at making something simple, yet elegant to display system information. It started as a byproduct of my (then) slow ass PC being too slow to run other fetch scripts properly.

Where can I run it?

Lubby is first and foremost a personal project, so I can't guarantee it will function properly on your machine (like, at all).

What I can tell you, however, is where I expect it to be able to run: on Linux desktops.

How's it different from X?

Honestly, probably not very much. If you're happy with what you're currently using, then more power to you. I'd still recommend you try it ;)

Alright, how can I get it?

Firstly, make sure that you've got a nerd font installed, plus some other X11 stuff like xprop.

Then, just run the following on your terminal (be sure to have git installed):

git clone https://github.com/LupSpie/lubby; cd "${_##*/}"

If you want to, you can also add it to your $PATH. You should check where it is located (echo $PATH). Here is an example:

cp lubby $HOME/.local/bin

Configuration

Lubby doesn't have a configuration file, all of its customization is done either inside of the script itself, or by using environment variables.

Functionality (environment variables)

# Overrides the default user@hostname header. If set, will overwrite the default box width.
# Default: LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE=<user@hostname>
# Example: LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE="AWESOME PC"
LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE=<string>

# Boolean that allows you to hide the header. If set, will override LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE and hide the header for the box.
# Default: LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE=0
# Example: LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE=1
LUB_NO_TITLE=<0|1>

# Overrides the minimum width of the box that contains the labels. Measured in characters.
# Default: LUB_BOX_WIDTH=12
# Example: LUB_BOX_WIDTH=69
LUB_BOX_WIDTH=<int>

# Define a regex pattern for locating the drives using DF.
# Default: LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE="/sda*"
# Example: LUB_CUSTOM_TITLE="/*"
LUB_DISK_REGEX=<string>

# Forces a custom width for the bar representing your disk space usage.
# Default: LUB_DISK_BAR_WIDTH=25
# Example: LUB_DISK_BAR_WIDTH=7
LUB_DISK_BAR_WIDTH=<int>

Appearance (inside of the script)

# Labels
readonly LABEL_DISTRO=' distro'          # Default: ' distro'
readonly LABEL_SHELL=' shell'            # Default: ' shell'
readonly LABEL_WM_DE=' wm/de'            # Default: ' wm/de'
readonly LABEL_UPTIME=' uptime'          # Default: ' uptime'
readonly LABEL_RESOLUTION=' resolution'  # Default: ' resolution'
readonly LABEL_CPU=' cpu'                # Default: ' cpu'
readonly LABEL_BOARD=' board'            # Default: ' board'
readonly LABEL_MEMORY=' memory'          # Default: ' memory'
readonly LABEL_DISK=' disk quota'        # Default: ' disk quota'
# Icons
readonly SYMBOL_DISK_FILLED='#'           # Default: '#'
readonly SYMBOL_DISK_REMAINDER='.'        # Default: '.'
readonly SYMBOL_SEPARATOR=''                 # Default: ''
# Colors ~ https://gist.github.com/iamnewton/8754917
readonly COLOR_RESET='\033[m'             # Default: '\033[m'
readonly COLOR_BASE='\033[1;37m'          # Default: '\033[1;37m'
readonly COLOR_PRIMARY='\033[1;34m'       # Default: '\033[1;34m'
readonly COLOR_SECONDARY='\033[1;33m'     # Default: '\033[1;33m'
# Box
readonly BOX_UPPER_LEFT='\xe2\x95\xad'    # Default: '\xe2\x95\xad'
readonly BOX_UPPER_RIGHT='\xe2\x95\xae'   # Default: '\xe2\x95\xae'
readonly BOX_BOTTOM_LEFT='\xe2\x95\xb0'   # Default: '\xe2\x95\xb0'
readonly BOX_BOTTOM_RIGHT='\xe2\x95\xaf'  # Default: '\xe2\x95\xaf'
readonly BOX_DIVIDER_LEFT='\xe2\x94\x9c'  # Default: '\xe2\x94\x9c'
readonly BOX_DIVIDER_RIGHT='\xe2\x94\xa4' # Default: '\xe2\x94\xa4'
readonly BOX_HORIZONTAL='\xe2\x94\x80'    # Default: '\xe2\x94\x80'
readonly BOX_VERTICAL='\xe2\x94\x82'      # Default: '\xe2\x94\x82'

Inspirations

grabby v2 by sannfdev (now deleted)

nitch by ssleert

pfetch by dylanaraps

hyfetch by hykilpikonna

fet.sh by 6gk

sysfetch by wick3dr0se