🌳 Bonsai release! - v2.0.0

🌳 treefetch - v2.0.0

A new year comes, and a new release as well! This time, we've added a new tree - a bonsai tree!

• feat: add a bonsai mode, callable with -b --bonsai.
• feat: add a help message displayed with -h or --help.
• BREAKING CHANGE: Remove the -xmas argument for displaying the Christmas tree. You must now use either -x or --xmas with a double hyphen. This is to make the argument consistent with conventions in CLI programs.
• refactor: Our @EdenQwQ refactored the treefetch code to improve correctness with the help of rust-analyzer.

Ubuntu-Compatible Treefetch - v1.2.1

This treefetch binary is compiled with Musl instead of the system glibc, aiming to fix compatibility issues with Ubuntu. This should work for both Ubuntu-based and Arch-based systems.

🎄 Christmas Mode - v1.2.0

🎄🎁 treefetch v1.2.0

Another version, another new feature!

• feat: Add a Christmas mode. Celebrate the spirit of holiday with this fetch!
  • Call it with treefetch -xmas and enjoy a Christmas tree in your terminal.

Changes

• fix: fix potential crashing if the distro name was multiple words (e.g. Arch Linux or Linux Mint)
• feat: remove dependency on system commands like cat and echo. treefetch no longer calls any outside commands. Now every piece of information is read through Rust's native filesystem and environment variable modules.

Small change - v1.1.0

Changelog

• Fix: Solve potential crashing bug if the distro name was multiple words (e.g. Arch Linux or Linux Mint)
• Feat: Add decoration around the fetch
  • Fields are now prefixed with a square
  • A separator has been added between the hostname/username and the fields

Initial release - v1.0.0

🌳 The first release of treefetch, a Rust-based fetch tool. Only tested on Linux.

Download by clicking treefetch below.