fastfetch-ricing

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A Fastfetch config for Windows 11 / PowerShell, featuring:

• A custom logo rendered in Sixel (bring your own image — not included, see below)
• Four grouped sections: Hardware, Software, Session, Uptime / Date
• A consistent color palette (green/yellow/blue/purple) on a dark background
• Progress bars for RAM, Swap, and disks

Requirements

Tool	Purpose	Install
Fastfetch	Generates the system info display	winget install fastfetch or scoop install fastfetch
Sixel-capable terminal	Renders the logo as an image (Windows Terminal ≥ 1.22, WezTerm, mintty…)	Windows Terminal
ImageMagick	Converts your image to .six	winget install ImageMagick.ImageMagick
PowerShell 7+	To load the profile snippet	winget install Microsoft.PowerShell

The packages module lists Chocolatey/Scoop, and the wm module may show empty on Windows — that's expected, Fastfetch hides fields that don't apply.

Installation

1. Clone the repo (or just copy config.jsonc) into a stable folder, e.g.:

   git clone https://github.com/<your-user>/fastfetch-ricing.git C:\Scripts\fastfetch-configs\fastfetch-ricing

2. Generate your own Sixel logo from an image of your choice (PNG/JPG, transparent background recommended):

   magick convert "your-image.png" -resize 200x -background none sixel:"C:\Scripts\fastfetch-configs\fastfetch-ricing\manga.six"

   • Adjust -resize 200x to your desired width (200 px pairs well with width: 40 in the config).
   • If your ImageMagick build lacks the sixel delegate, use libsixel instead:

     img2sixel -w 200 "your-image.png" > "C:\Scripts\fastfetch-configs\fastfetch-ricing\manga.six"

   • manga.six must stay at the root of the folder (referenced via %FASTFETCH_EAGLE_ROOT%/manga.six in config.jsonc).

3. Add the snippet to your PowerShell profile:

   notepad $PROFILE

   Paste the contents of profile-snippet.ps1, then edit this line:

   $eagleFastfetchRoot = 'C:\Scripts\fastfetch-configs\fastfetch-ricing'

   to point to your actual folder.

4. Reload your profile:

   . $PROFILE

Customization

• Colors: edit the hex codes in display.color and in each custom/keyColor block of config.jsonc.
• Sections: each Hardware / Software / Session / Uptime / Date block is a set of modules framed by two "type": "custom" entries (borders ┌─...─┐ / └─...─┘). Add or remove modules between them to build your own sections.
• Logo size: adjust logo.width / logo.height in config.jsonc to match your .six resolution.

About the logo

The manga.six file is intentionally not included in this repo: it's a derivative image whose rights don't belong to me. Follow the instructions above with an image of your own choosing (royalty-free artwork, a personal photo, a logo, etc.).

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Only covers the files in this repo (config.jsonc, profile-snippet.ps1), not third-party software (Fastfetch, ImageMagick) or any image you integrate yourself.