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I installed the "neofetch" application using the Nerd pack but was bummed to see that Unraid wasn't supported as a detectable OS. 

 

I couldn't find one anywhere else, so I created my own:

 

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To replicate this you simply need to do the following:

  1. Install Nerd Pack from CA Appstore
  2. Install "neofetch" package
  3. Copy the attached "config.conf" and "unraid_ascii.txt" to ~/.config/neofetch
  4. If you want this to display automatically at login, add the line "neofetch" to the bottom of ~/.bash_profile

 

unraid_ascii.txt

config.conf

Edited by sdub

At least on my system, the correct path is /root/.config/neofetch

Really cool though I like all the added info

Edit: Nevermind, both pathings work :P

Edited by Antibios

  • 2 years later...

Sorry to necro an old post, but to build on this;

 

The /root/.config directory lives in RAM and does not persist through a reboot.

 

To make these changes survive a reboot, I created a directory on my flash (/boot/config/neofetch) and placed config.conf and unraid_ascii.txt there.

 

I then created the following userscript;

 

#!/bin/bash
mv /root/.config/neofetch/config.conf /root/.config/neofetch/config.conf.bak
cp /boot/config/neofetch/config.conf /root/.config/neofetch/config.conf
cp /boot/config/neofetch/unraid_ascii.txt /root/.config/neofetch/unraid_ascii.txt

 

and set it to run at first array start.

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