·— zeptofetch —·                
               ultra-minimal fetch                 
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    ___      user@hostname
   (.· |     --------------
   (<> |     OS: Linux
  / __  \    Kernel: 5.15.172-generic
 ( /  \ /|   Shell: zsh
_/\ __)/_)   WM: bspwm
\/-____\/    Terminal: alacritty

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size: ~0.016mb | lang: C | target: linux
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get:
  git clone https://github.com/Gur0v/zeptofetch
  cd zeptofetch
  make

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info:
  · optimized for size
  · zero dependencies
  · native cpu optimizations
  · link time optimization
  · minimal binary size
  · super fast execution

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note:
  · the app has poor tty support as of right now
  and is intended to be ran in a graphical env.
  · code is intentionally minimized and packed
  for tiny binary size, not readability.
  · zeptofetch has very experimental support for
  FreeBSD, just make sure that you have GCC pre-
  sent or change gcc to clang in the Makefile

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name:
  "Zepto" is a prefix in the International Sys-
   tem of Units (SI) that means 10⁻²¹ or one
   quintillionth. I went with that name because
   zeptofetch is approx. 83.2 times smaller than
   fastfetch, and approx. 23.25 times smaller
   than neofetch

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gpl-3.0 | @Gur0v