windows support + disk

[jules-party]

Windows Support

• Actually "runs natively", so it detects that your running on Windows
• Has ascii art, it can be changed, I just made it (I'm not good at ascii art)
• Counts amount of scoop packages installed (If you have scoop installed)
• Refer to readme on my fork to add it to where you can just type pfetch to run it.

Disk Support

• Just uses the code from pfetch: disk support #28 with a small modification of when it is printed

[Un1q32]

This is super cool. Only thing I would add is support for getting the windows kernel version, as 3.1.7-340.x86_64 is definitely not right. I can confirm that uname -r returns that on my git bash install, but I'm not sure why.

[jules-party]

This is super cool. Only thing I would add is support for getting the windows kernel version, as 3.1.7-340.x86_64 is definitely not right. I can confirm that uname -r returns that on my git bash install, but I'm not sure why.

Im pretty sure it’s showing up like that for you because your using it on your git bash install, because this was tested using cmd and the screenshot was taken using the command in cmd which returns that kernel version.

[Un1q32]

neofetch gets the build number for the kernel version on windows. You can do the same with

kernel=$(wmic os get Version)
kernel=${kernel/Version}

$kernel will have the build number

[jules-party]

neofetch gets the build number for the kernel version on windows. You can do the same with

kernel=$(wmic os get Version)
kernel=${kernel/Version}

$kernel will have the build number

Yeah I somewhat added this, I had to change how it was done though.
It wouldn't load correctly in the example you gave.
I also added better documentation for adding it as a more native ""command"" in both cmd & pwsh