SysPrint

A fast, lightweight, and customizable system information fetch tool written in Rust. Inspired by neofetch and fastfetch.

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🎨 Logo Gallery & Customization

Check out LOGOS.md to see all supported OS logos, mini-modes, and custom ASCII examples.

🐧 Supported Logos: Alpine, Android, MacOS, Arch, Artix, Astra Linux, EndeavourOS, CachyOS, Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD,NetBSD, OpenBSD, OpenSUSE,Gentoo, Kali Linux, Manjaro, Linux Mint, NixOS, Pop!OS, Ubuntu, Void Linux, Zorin OS, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Kubuntu, and Windows. More coming soon!
If your distro isn't explicitly supported yet, SysPrint will fall back to the standard GNU/Linux penguin Tux logo.

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Config

• Linux / BSD: ~/.config/sysprint/config.toml
• Windows: %APPDATA%\sysprint\config.toml (usually C:\Users\Имя\AppData\Roaming\sysprint\config.toml)

Example ~/.config/sysprint/config.toml

# SysPrint configuration
# When a CLI flag contradicts the config, `config-stronger = true` makes the config win.
# Fast-mode disable GPU Vram and Temp info.

logo = "default"
logo-color = "purple"
custom-logo-path = "~/FemboyLogo.txt"
config-stronger = false
mini-logo-mode = false
fast-mode = false
compact-mode = false
hide-fetch-info = false
show-sysprint-start-time = true

[system]
enabled = true
os-name = true
kernel = true
os-version = true
init = true
host = true
user = true
uptime = true

[cpu]
enabled = true
name = true
ghz = true
usage = true
temp = true
cores = true
threads = true
architecture = true

[gpu]
enabled = true
name = true
vram = true
temp = true

[memory]
enabled = true
ram = true

[other]
enabled = true
de = true
wm = true
terminal = true
shell = true
battery = true
locale-time = true

[disks]
enabled = true
list = true

When a CLI flag contradicts the config, config-stronger = true makes the config win

config-stronger = false

Features

• 🚀 Blazing fast performance thanks to Rust
• 🎨 Beautiful ASCII art logos and colored CLI output
• 💻 Displays CPU, RAM, OS, Kernel, info using the sysinfo crate

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Installation

Linux

Option 1: Fast Install (Precompiled Binary)

Download the latest binary from the releases page and install to download folder:

chmod +x ~/Downloads/sysprint-linux
sudo mv ~/Downloads/sysprint-linux /usr/local/bin/sysprint

To run:

sysprint

Или Если у вас русский интерфейс:

chmod +x ~/Загрузки/sysprint-linux
sudo mv ~/Загрузки/sysprint-linux /usr/local/bin/sysprint

Option 2: Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/MBKCHEL/SysPrint.git
cd SysPrint
cargo build --release
sudo cp target/release/sysprint /usr/local/bin/

Nix / NixOS

For Nix or NixOS, you can install the program as follows:

1. Quick start

nix run github:MBKCHEL/SysPrint

2. Through flake

inputs = {
  nixpkgs.url = "github:nixos/nixpkgs/nixos-unstable";
  sysprint = {
    url = github:MBKCHEL/SysPrint;
  };
};

Auto-run on Terminal Startup (Optional)

# For Bash
echo "sysprint" >> ~/.bashrc

# For Zsh
echo "sysprint" >> ~/.zshrc

# For Fish
echo "sysprint" >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish

FreeBSD / OpenBSD / NetBSD

Option 1: Fast Install (Precompiled Binary) Download the sysprint-freebsd binary from the Releases page

chmod +x ~/Downloads/sysprint-freebsd
sudo mv ~/Downloads/sysprint-freebsd /usr/local/bin/sysprint

To run:

sysprint

Windows

Download the .exe from the Releases page and run it.

Uninstallation

Linux & BSD(FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD)

1. Remove binary:

   sudo rm /usr/local/bin/sysprint

2. Remove from terminal auto-run (if added):

   # Bash
   sed -i '/sysprint/d' ~/.bashrc
   
   # Zsh
   sed -i '/sysprint/d' ~/.zshrc
   
   # Fish
   fish -c "sed -i '/sysprint/d' ~/.config/fish/config.fish"

Windows

1. Delete the downloaded sysprint.exe file.
2. If added to startup, press Win + R, type shell:startup, and delete the sysprint shortcut.