A program for Commander X16, that shows your system information in a decorative manner. Heavily inspired by neofetch
This program's intended to be used with cx16shell
A compiled binary can be downloaded from the official CX16 forum post. Now it's also distributed with the cx16shell itself!
First, you must have the prog8 compiler (in version 9.8 or bigger) set up and ready for compiling. For more information, go to the official page.
In Linux, you should create an alias called p8compile that runs java -jar "/path/to/your/prog8compiler.jar", then you can just run make command to compile it and make install to place the binary into SHELL-FILES/commands folder.
Before you'll run compile.bat script, you'll have to create an Environment Variable called PROG8C with its value being "Drive:\path\to\your\prog8compiler.jar". If you don't want to do that, I guess you can just replace the %PROG8C% inside the compile.bat script with the path to your compiler. Then you can just run compile.bat. The outputted binary's going to be located in the SHELL-FILES/commands folder.
In all of those cases, remember to also include the filename of the compiler at the end of the path (if it wasn't obvious)!
In order to use the program, you'll need to create the SHELL-FILES/commands folder inside your CX16 SD card or Emulator's working directory. Then copy your binary to that folder. It's recommended to remove the suffix from your binary file's name (if it has it), so that you don't have to type it.
Now you can run your SHELL.PRG. Then you can simply execute the neofetch by typing neofetch in your shell – just like you'd do on any Linux system.
Note: you cannot run the program from the BASIC interpreter. This is probably going to result in your device crashing.
Since 9cbb957, Neofetch adjusts itself to the current screen resolution so that you can enjoy it in every resolution. You can also force neofetch to use a specific layout by providing a layout ID as an argument, for example you can type neofetch 1 to display the former default layout no matter what screen resolution you have. Layout IDs correspond to numbers used by basic SCREEN and SHELL.PRG's mode commands. There are also additional layouts, which can be accessed by typing numbers larger than 11.
Starting with Shell v1.3, users can set up the starting routine of cx16shell by editing /SHELL-FILES/config.sh file. This file is a simple shell script, that contains commands you want to execute before shell gives you the ability to type commands. You just need to add command, that is neofetch. You can even select the neofetch layout just like you'd do in the command prompt. Before saving the file, make sure, that the file ends with an empty line. Now, when you start the shell, you are going to be greeted by the neofetch! :D