deluks2006 / purr-fetch

Idk why I made this...

Just a Nerd...

That guy that mainly codes in C/C++.

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deluks@baltazar
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Name: DeLuks
OS: Arch Linux / Windows 11
Languages: ["C", "ASM", "Python",
            "Go", "ST/SCL", "SQL"]

Interests: ["Malware Analysis", "Linux", "Windows Internals",
            "Malware Dev", "ASCII Art", "Driver Development"]

Uptime: 18 Years

Stats:

Skills

purr-fetch's Issues

Ruby

It's so red and shiny. I must have it

ASM

The other languages are too high level for my liking

Nix

I wonder if Nix, the language, can do this.

Needs bash

I'd like a bash version

Needs NodeJS JavaScript inplementation

I don't like bun, I want one using Node

Go

It's almost like C, but with a GC and nice tooling

[Improvement] Use /etc/issue.net instead of /etc/issue

We could use /etc/issue.net instead of /etc/issue - on my Debian WSL Machine, it has less useless line breaks and it might fix the problem that Windows Terminal still displays "\n \l" as seen here.

Might work on it later.
Can someone check, if it's the same "behaviour" on their distro?

Common Lisp

(I like parens, okay)

Perl

The glue language of the gods

Uptime value in fetch.rs

Issue

The uptime value in fetch.rs seems to differ from the value given by uptime command.

Possible reason

Purr-Fetch/fetch.rs

Lines 16 to 18 in a0895d2

	let secs = upsecs % 60.0; // calculate the seconds
	let mins = (upsecs / 60.0) % 60.0; // calculate the minutes
	let uptime = format!("{mins:.0}m {secs:.1}s"); // mak it butiful

Possible solution

let secs = upsecs % 60.0; // calculate the seconds
let mins = (upsecs / 60.0); // calculate the minutes
let uptime = format!("{mins:.0}m {secs:.1}s"); // mak it butiful

or

let secs = upsecs % 60.0; // calculate the seconds
let mins = (upsecs / 60.0) % 60.0; // calculate the minutes
let hours = upsecs / (60.0 * 60.0); // calculate the hours
let uptime = format!("{hours:.0}h {mins:.0}m {secs:.1}s"); // mak it butiful

Nix flake

If we make a flake for every version, that's nice for nix users (me)

Lua

Factorio mods are made in Lua, it must be a great language

Elixir

Alchemy doesn't work, but the language might

Ocaml please

Haskell is too old-school, but I do want a functional version to use

Gleam

It's a language on the erlang VM, functional and for web dev