horizonfetch horizon
winget install --id=Horizon.Horizonfetch -e
Quickly shows system information with beautiful customization. RUST language.
HorizonFetch is a CLI tool designed to provide quick access to system information with customizable output. Built using Rust, it ensures speed and efficiency while offering a sleek interface for users.
Key Features:
- Command-Line Interface: Access detailed hardware and system info directly from the terminal.
- Rust-Powered Performance: Leverages Rust's speed and reliability for optimal performance.
- Customizable Output: Tailor the display to your preferences with various customization options.
- Installation via Winget: Easily install on Windows using winget, ensuring a smooth setup.
Audience & Benefit: Ideal for developers and system administrators seeking a fast and stylish way to retrieve hardware information. HorizonFetch enhances workflow by providing essential data quickly and elegantly.
README
horizonfetch
Forged in Rust, shaped by your style.
Installation
Windows:
winget
:winget install horizonfetch
- Alternatively, you can download an archive file from the Releases tab.
Linux:
- Soon
👾Build from source
download rustup
cd horizonfetch-win
cargo build --release
⚠️ If you build the application yourself, it may require the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable to run.
> For a smoother experience, we recommend downloading the prebuilt archive from the Releases tab, as it doesn't require installing the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable or any additional runtime dependencies.
Running the Application
You can launch horizonfetch
in several convenient ways:
-
From the folder directly:
Navigate to the folder containing the binary and run:./horizonfetch
-
Via File Explorer:
Simply double-click the executable file. -
From anywhere in terminal:
If installed viawinget
or added to your system’s$PATH
, you can run it globally:horizonfetch
Flags and Options
To use flags, run the binary with the desired option:
./horizonfetch -help
If horizonfetch
is in your $PATH
, you can use it directly:
horizonfetch -help
😎You can use both short (-flag) and long (--flag) versions for most options:
-help or --help
😈For more advanced flags and new customization options, stay tuned — version 0.36-1
is coming soon...
Customization
Soon...