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The "screenfetch" command is a command-line tool used to display system information and distribution logos in the terminal. When executed, it gathers various information about the user's system, such as the operating system, kernel version, CPU information, memory usage, disk space, and graphics card details, among others.

Additionally, screenfetch also retrieves and displays the logo or ASCII art associated with the user's Linux distribution. This can be beneficial, especially for those who like to showcase their preferred distribution or want to quickly identify the distribution on a remote server or system.

Overall, screenfetch provides a concise and visually appealing overview of a system's hardware and software configuration, making it a popular choice among Linux users who prefer the command-line interface.