tfetch

A tiny system info script for Termux, written in pure Bash.
No dependencies. No noise. Just the essentials.

Features

• Displays basic system information:
  • Username and hostname
  • OS, architecture, kernel
  • Uptime, installed packages, memory
  • Current date and time
  • Color palette
• Works offline — no external dependencies
• Fast, lightweight, and silent on errors
• ASCII art included (tux and android)

Installation

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/haithamaouati/tfetch.git

2. Change to the tfetch directory:

cd tfetch

3. Install the script

bash install.sh

Usage

Usage: tfetch

Options:

-c, --clear Clear the screen before displaying info

-p, --palette Show the terminal color palette

-t, --tux Use Tux ASCII art (default)

-a, --android Use Android ASCII art

-d, --datetime Show current date and time

-h, --help Show this help message and exit

Tip

Make it as startup banner (Optional)

1. Open ~/.bashrc using nano:

nano ~/.bashrc

2. Add the following line, then save and exit using Ctrl + X, then Y:

tfetch -c -p

Uninstallation

bash uninstall.sh

Environment

• Tested on Termux

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License

tfetch is licensed under WTFPL license