ramfetch is a fetch tool which displays memory info using /proc/meminfo i made back in christmas 2022 (i was around 11 years old at the time, currently 13) it got pretty popular on this sub and r/linux (it got 900 votes on r/linux and 797+ votes on this sub on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/11hwqnb/oc_ramfetch_with_some_new_stuff/) , but i decided to remove it since i kinda thought it was dead, but i wanna bring it back with a new config file so yeah..
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minor nitpick – maybe aligning on decimal rather than right-aligned values? (Zswap, Zswapped, Writeback Tmp in screenshot)
Swap Total -> 19.16 GiB
Swap Free -> 18.83 GiB
Zswap -> 0.00 B
Zswapped -> 0.00 B
Swap Cached -> 532.00 KiB
Kernel Stack -> 19.95 MiB
Per CPU -> null
EDIT: threw in null
example from Reddit post
update: i took some feedback from a old reddit post about ramfetch which rebuilt the parsing and now not only ramfetch is faster, but also more accurate too, and now it also now aligns by decimals
i think that'd be cool but i don't know if i can actually do that in bash or not..