archey

Archey is a command line tool that displays system information on your terminal. It is primarily used on Unix-like operating systems like Linux and macOS. When executed, Archey provides a visually appealing ASCII art logo of the Arch Linux distribution, representing its simplicity and lightweight nature.

Archey displays various system details, including the operating system name, hostname, kernel version, uptime, processor information, CPU architecture, the amount of memory (RAM) and swap space, total disk space, and the file system type being used.

It also shows the total number of package updates available, enabling users to stay up to date with the latest releases and improvements. Additionally, Archey displays the current date and time.

Archey allows customization to some extent by modifying the configuration file. Users can easily change the ASCII art logo, add custom text strings, and modify various settings, making it more personalized.

This tool is popular among open-source enthusiasts and Linux users who enjoy customizing their terminal experience and displaying system information in a visually appealing manner.

Archey is considered a lightweight alternative to more extensive system information tools like Neofetch. Although it may not provide as much information as other tools, it is known for its simplicity and ease of use.

Due to its compatibility with various Unix-like systems, Archey has gained a significant user base and continues to be actively maintained and improved by the open-source community.

Whether you are a system administrator, a developer, or just a curious user, Archey can quickly provide you with essential system information and add a touch of style to your terminal.