# Fastfetch configuration
# Write every argument in different lines.
# Direct arguments will overwrite the corresponding ones in this file.
# Argument keys are not case sensitive.
# Whitespaces are trimmed at the beginning and the end.
# Empty lines or lines starting with # are ignored.

# This file was shipped with 1.5.5.
# Use fastfetch --print-config > ~/.config/fastfetch/config.conf to overwrite this with the current defaults

# Below some often usefull options are listed. Uncomment and modify them so they take affect.
# Note that there are a lot more options than the ones listed here, take a look at "fastfetch --help".
# Of course all of them can be made persistent here too.

# Config option:
# Load additional config files.
# Some are shipped with fastfetch, list them with "fastfetch --list-presets".
# Must be a path to a config file or the name of a shipped preset.
# The config file is completly loaded before continuing in the current file, so the placement of this option matters, as later options overwrite already set ones.
# Can be used multiple times to load multiple config files / presets.
#--load-config /path/to/config.txt

# Structure option:
# Sets the modules to use and their order.
# Must be a list of module names, separated by colons.
# List available modules with "fastfetch --list-modules".
# Get the default structure with "fastfetch --print-structure".
--structure Title:Separator:OS:Kernel:Packages:Shell:Resolution:WM:Terminal:TerminalFont:CPU:GPU:Memory:Disk:Break:Colors

# Multithreading option:
# Sets if fastfetch should use multiple threads to detect the values.
# Must be true or false.
# Default is true.
#--multithreading true

# Slow operations option:
# Sets if fastfetch is allowed to use known slow operations to detect more / better values.
# Must be true or false.
# Default is false.
#--allow-slow-operations false

# Linewrap option:
# Sets if fastfetch should disable linewrap during the run.
# Must be true or false.
# Default is true.
--disable-linewrap false

# Cursor option:
# Sets if fastfetch should hide the console cursor during the run.
# Must be true or false.
# Default is true.
#--hide-cursor true

# Logo option:
# Sets the logo to use.
# List available logos with "fastfetch --list-logos".
# Print available logos with "fastfetch --print-logos".
# Must be the name of an available logo or a path to a text file containing a custom logo.
# Default is the current distribution.
--logo ~/.config/fastfetch/arch.png

# Logo type option:
# Sets the logo type to use.
# Must be auto, builtin, file, raw, sixel, kitty or chafa.
# Default is auto.
--logo-type kitty

# Logo width option:
# Sets the width of the logo (in characters) if the logo is an image.
# Must be a positive integer.
# Default is 65.
#--logo-width 65

# Logo height option:
# Sets the height of the logo (in characters) if the logo is an image.
# Must be a positive integer.
# Default is 0 (keeps aspect ration).
#--logo-height 0

# Logo color options:
# Overwrite a color in the logo. Also works for user provided logos.
# In the user logo, they replace $[1-9]. Use $$ to print a single $ sign.
# Must be linux console color codes or the name of a color.
# Default is the one specified by the logo.
# Use "fastfetch --help color" to learn more and see examples.
# Valid index range is [1-9].
#--logo-color-1 red
#--logo-color-2 32
# [...]
#--logo-color-9 yellow

# Logo padding option:
# Adds a padding to the left and the right side of the logo.
# Must be a positive integer.
# Default is 0.
#--logo-padding 0

# Logo padding left option:
# Adds a padding to the left side of the logo.
# Must be a positive integer.
# Default is 0.
#--logo-padding-left 0

# Logo padding right option:
# Adds a padding to the right side of the logo.
# Must be a positive integer.
# Default is 0.
#--logo-padding-right 0

# Logo print remaining option:
# Sets if the remaining logo should be printed, it is has more lines than modules to show.
# Must be true or false.
# Default is true.
#--logo-print-remaining true

# Color option:
# Sets the color of the keys.
# Must be linux console color codes or the name of a color.
# Default is the primary color of the logo.
# Use "fastfetch --help color" to learn more and see examples.
#--color magenta

# Separator option:
# Sets the string placed between a key and its value.
# Can be any string.
# Default is ": ".
#--separator ": "

# Separator string option:
# Sets the string printed by the "separator" module (usually between title and rest of output)
# Must be any string. It is repated / cut to fit perfectly.
# Default is "-"
#--separator-string -

# Public IP timeout option:
# Sets the time to wait for the public ip server to respond.
# Must be a positive integer.
# Default is 0 (disabled).
#--public-ip-timeout 0

# OS file option
# Sets the path to the file containing the operating system information.
# Should be a valid path to an existing file.
# Note that you might need to run fastfetch with --recache once for it to take affect.
# Default is /etc/os-release.
#--os-file /etc/os-release

# Player name option
# Sets the name of the player. This is also used in song detection
# Must be the exact name of the player or a dbus address (e.g. org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify)
# Default is the first match starting with org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.
#--player-name spotify

# Escape bedrock option
# Sets if fastfetch should escape the bedrock jail, if it detectes that it is running in one
# Must be true or false.
# Default is true.
#--escape-bedrock true

# GL option
# Sets with opengl context creation library to use
# Must be either auto, egl, glx or osmesa
# Default is auto.
#--gl auto

# Key options:
# Sets the displayed key of a module
# Can be any string. Some of theme take an argument like a format string. See "fastfetch --help format" for help.
#--os-key OS
#--host-key Host
#--kernel-key Kernel
#--uptime-key Uptime
#--processes-key Processes
#--packages-key Packages
#--shell-key Shell
#--resolution-key Resolution {1}
#--de-key DE
#--wm-key WM
#--wm-theme-key WM Theme
#--theme-key Theme
#--icons-key Icons
#--font-key Font
#--cursor-key Cursor
#--terminal-key Terminal
#--terminal-font-key Terminal Font
#--cpu-key CPU
#--cpu-usage-key CPU Usage
#--gpu-key GPU {1}
#--memory-key Memory
#--disk-key Disk ({1})
#--battery-key Battery {1}
#--locale-key Locale
#--local-ip-key Local IP ({1})
#--public-ip-key Public IP
#--player-key Media Player
#--song-key Song
#--datetime-key Date Time
#--vulkan-key Vulkan
#--opengl-key OpenGL
#--opencl-key OpenCL

# Format options:
# Sets the format string for module values.
# For information on format strings, see "fastfetch --help format".
# To see the parameter they take and their default value, see "fastfetch --help *-format", e.g. "fastfetch --help os-format".
# An empty format string (As they are currently below) will behave as if it was not set.
--os-format {3}
#--host-format
#--kernel-format
#--uptime-format
#--processes-format
#--packages-format
#--shell-format
#--resolution-format
#--de-format
#--wm-format
#--wm-theme-format
#--theme-format
#--icons-format
#--font-format
#--cursor-format
#--terminal-format
#--terminal-font-format
--cpu-format {1}
#--cpu-usage-format
#--gpu-format
#--memory-format
#--disk-format
#--battery-format
#--locale-format
#--local-ip-format
#--public-ip-format
#--player-format
#--song-format
#--datetime-format
#--vulkan-format
#--opengl-format
#--opencl-format

# Error options:
# Sets the format string to use if an error occured
# For information on format strings, see "fastfetch --help format".
# Each of them take the error as first and only argument.
# If one of them is set, the module will appear, even if --show-errors is not given.
#--os-error
#--host-error
#--kernel-error
#--uptime-error
#--processes-error
#--packages-error
#--shell-error
#--resolution-error
#--de-error
#--wm-error
#--wm-theme-error
#--theme-error
#--icons-error
#--font-error
#--cursor-error
#--terminal-error
#--terminal-font-error
#--cpu-error
#--cpu-usage-error
#--gpu-error
#--memory-error
#--disk-error
#--battery-error
#--locale-error
#--local-ip-error
#--public-ip-error
#--player-error
#--song-error
#--datetime-error
#--vulkan-error
#--opengl-error
#--opencl-error

# Library options:
# Sets an user specific path to a library to load.
# Must be a valid path to a library.
#--lib-PCI /usr/lib/libpci.so
#--lib-vulkan /usr/lib/libvulkan.so
#--lib-wayland /usr/lib/libwayland-client.so
#--lib-xcb-randr /usr/lib/libxcb-randr.so
#--lib-xcb /usr/lib/libxcb.so
#--lib-Xrandr /usr/lib/libXrandr.so
#--lib-X11 /usr/lib/libX11.so
#--lib-gio /usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so
#--lib-DConf /usr/lib/libdconf.so
#--lib-DBus /usr/lib/libdbus-1.so
#--lib-XFConf /usr/lib/libxfconf-0.so
#--lib-sqlite3 /usr/lib/libsqlite3.so
#--lib-rpm /usr/lib/librpm.so
#--lib-imagemagick /usr/lib/libMagickCore-7.Q16HDRI.so
#--lib-z /usr/lib/libz.so
#--lib-chafa /usr/lib/libchafa.so
#--lib-egl /usr/lib/libEGL.so
#--lib-glx /usr/lib/libGLX.so
#--lib-osmesa /usr/lib/libOSMesa.so
#--lib-opencl /usr/lib/libOpenCL.so
