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@Ivan951236 Ivan951236 commented Mar 25, 2026

Hyfetch is basically Fastfetch with pride flags; it also knows how to use others. However, Macchina is not on Debian; thus, we are reusing Fastfetch to make Hyfetch work.

Clex is a CLI file manager for the cases where you want to leave the terminal to go to the CLI tool for managing your files.

One doesn't have to be here; however, I would care less
The other is useful; it is so that you don't have to type ls all the time to list the directories and files in the working directory.


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Add hyfetch to system_tools and clex to cli_tools in Ansible package defaults for themed system info and a lightweight CLI file manager.

Written for commit 571df72. Summary will update on new commits.

Maybe, but I don't want to be rejected, let's do it ig
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This pull request expands the suite of command-line utilities by integrating two new tools: Hyfetch and Clex. Hyfetch provides enhanced system information display with customizable pride flags, configured to work seamlessly on Debian by reusing Fastfetch's capabilities. Clex offers an efficient, terminal-based file management experience, aiming to streamline directory navigation and file operations.

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  • New CLI Tool Added: Added 'clex', a command-line interface file manager, to the list of available CLI tools.
  • New System Information Tool Added: Included 'hyfetch', a system information tool that extends 'fastfetch' with pride flag customization, in the system tools list.
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Updated Ansible role defaults in ansible/roles/packages/defaults/main.yml: appended clex to the cli_tools list and appended hyfetch to the system_tools list; no other functional or structural changes.

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Appended clex to the cli_tools list and hyfetch to the system_tools list; no other content or exported entities changed.

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This pull request updates the ansible/roles/packages/defaults/main.yml file. Specifically, it removes 'dash' from the list of user shells, adds 'clex' to the CLI tools, and includes 'hyfetch' in the system tools. There is no feedback to provide as no review comments were made.

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212-212: No action required. Verification confirms that both clex and hyfetch are available in all supported Debian suites (bookworm, bookworm-backports, trixie, and sid). These packages can be safely installed via ansible.builtin.apt without risk of failure due to missing packages.

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