This is a screenshot I took yesterday, rendering the last few frames of an animation. I'm editing it this morning and hopefully will post it soon.
Edit: Here it is
Relatively new install of bookworm. It feels good and Debian is running great on this machine.
For those unaware, THEC64 (yes, I think it has to be spelled that way for legal reasons) is a replica of the Commodore 64 home computer released a few years ago. Under the hood is an ARM based single board computer that's roughly equal to a Raspberry Pi Zero.
The nice folks at thec64community.online have gotten it to boot into Debian Jesse. So of course, the next logical step was to install Neofetch.
This thing came with Windows 7 when I bought it and was barely able to run that. Somehow it seems to have gotten even slower over the years.
The Bulldozer era CPU was so bad, I decided to buy an Intel i5 desktop and ended up missing out on the first 2 generations of Ryzen.😡
It's an older phone, the display isn't big enough to show the whole output in landscape or portrait.
Neofetch is a command line program that displays an ascii logo of the distro(or OS) along with basic system info.
It's available at https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch or in most Linux distro repositories.
