Fastfetch is a command-line tool used to display system information and hardware specs alongside ASCII art or an image. Fastfetch is a modern replacement for the discontinued Neofetch.
Config 1: a blend of official fastfetch examples/6 and examples/7
Config 2: a single tall cell: system details, small footer cell: colours
Config 3: three cells: distro details, DE and terminal details, hardware details
Config 4: minimalist three 3 cell: distro, system, colours
Config files: place a chosen config file in /home/username/.config/fastfetch/, ensure the file name is config.jsonc
Fonts: Jetbrains Mono NerdFont is required to display ligatures properly
Images: Ensure your .png image is in /home/username/.config/fastfetch/ . The Debian logo image used in my screenshots was 800 x 800 px, but you can choose any size you want. Depending on your chosen .png image, you might need to play with padding values in the config until you have the alignment you want.