A tiny fetching utility for Linux.

tinyfetch

#!/usr/bin/env bash

n=printf\ "\n"; i="${TF_INFO:=title os kernel host uptime memory shell colors}"
c="\e[1;${TF_COLOR-34}m"; r="\e[0m"; for o in $i; do case "$o" in title)
printf "${c}%s${r}@${c}%s\n" "$USER" "$HOSTNAME" ;; os) [ -f /etc/os-release ]\
&& { . /etc/os-release; printf "${c}OS${r}\t%s\n" "$NAME"; } ;; kernel)
printf "${c}Kernel${r}\t%s\n" "$(uname -r)" ;; host) printf \
"${c}Host${r}\t%s\n" "$HOSTNAME" ;; uptime) t="$(cat /proc/uptime)"; printf \
"${c}Uptime:${r}\t%s\n" "$(date -d@${t%% *} -u +%H:%M:%S)" ;; memory) printf \
"${c}Memory:${r}\t%s\n" "$(free -h | awk 'NR == 2 { printf("%s/%s\n", $3, $2) \
}')" ;; shell) printf "${c}Shell${r}\t%s\n" "${SHELL##*/}" ;; colors) $n; for \
i in {30..37} {90..97}; do printf "\e[${i}m${TF_COLORS_CHAR:=■}\e[0m"
((i == 37)) && $n; done ;; esac; done; $n; $n