A compliant fetch script for *nix.

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README.md

abbiefetch

abbiefetch is a POSIX compliant fetch script intended to be as portable as possible to run on machines of any age. abbiefetch is not dependent on any specific shell and should run fine on any system with a POSIX compliant shell and Unix utilities.

Compatibility

abbiefetch will attempt to gather as much information as possible on systems that don't have full compatibility and will provide you with a system type (and sometimes a subtype) to let you know what abbiefetch thinks your computer is running.

Type string	System type	Subtype	Support since	Support type	Notes
`unknown`	Unknown kernel			None	Default when your system is unrecognised
`linux`	Linux		1.0.0	Full
`linux/chumby`	Linux	Chumby internet appliances	1.0.0	Full	Uses chumby specific tools.
`linux/proxmox`	Linux	Proxmox VE host	1.0.0	Full
`linux/rpi`	Linux	Raspberry Pi single board computer	1.0.0	Limited	Currently there are issues detecting the host machine and CPU.
`openbsd`	OpenBSD		1.0.0	Full
`netbsd`	NetBSD		1.1.0	Full
`freebsd`	FreeBSD		1.1.0	Full
`haiku`	Haiku		1.1.0	Limited