Fake Neofetch

Fake Neofetch is a customizable script that mimics the behavior of Neofetch but allows users to modify displayed system information, including CPU, RAM, disk, OS, virtualization type, hostname, and even the Neofetch ASCII image.

Features

• Customizable system specs: Change CPU, RAM, disk, OS, and other displayed details.
• Virtualization detection spoofing: Set a custom virtualization type like KVM or PowerEdge.
• Over 40+ ASCII images: Choose different ASCII images for customization.
• Easy to run: Simple bash script with arguments for customization.
• Lightweight and fast: Runs quickly without dependencies.

Installation

1. Clone or download the script:

   git clone https://github.com/yourrepo/fake-neofetch.git
   cd fake-neofetch

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x fake_neofetch.sh

Usage

Run the script with default settings:

./fake_neofetch.sh

Customizing Output

You can override system specs using command-line arguments:

./fake_neofetch.sh --cpu "Intel i9-14900K" --ram "64GB DDR5" --disk "8TB SSD" --os "Arch Linux" --image "tux"

Available Arguments

• --cpu "Your CPU Model"
• --ram "Your RAM Specs"
• --disk "Your Disk Storage"
• --virt "KVM/QEMU/PowerEdge"
• --hostname "Custom Hostname"
• --os "Operating System"
• --kernel "Kernel Version"
• --uptime "Custom Uptime"
• --image "ASCII Image" (Choose from available Neofetch images)

Customizing ASCII Images

To add more ASCII images, edit the show_ascii_image function inside the script and include new artwork.

License

This script is open-source and available under the MIT License.

Contributing