OS Module

The os module displays your Linux distribution's name and your Kernel version.
To keep in-line with other fetch scripts, you can choose to output your Kernel to a different line as a part of this module.

Using

Insert into the modules array.

Configuration

• title -> (String) The module title.
• format -> (String) The format used to display the module. Check below to see available placeholders.
• newline_kernel -> (Bool) Whether to use a new line for the kernel output.
• kernel_title -> (String) The title of the kernel output if it's on a new line.
• kernel_format -> (String) The format of the kernel output line, if it's on a new line. Contains a singular {kernel} placeholder.
• title_color -> (Optional/String) Override the title color to be used.
• title_bold -> (Optional/Bool) Make the title bold.
• title_italic -> (Optional/Bool) Make the title italic.
• separator -> (Optional/Char) Override the separator to be used.

format placeholders;

• {distro} -> The name of your distribution.
• {kernel} -> The kernel version running on your system.

Default Configuration

[os]
title = "Operating System"
format = "{distro} ({kernel})"
newline_kernel = false
kernel_title = "Kernel"
kernel_format = "Linux {kernel}"

Example

modules = [
    "os"
]

[os]
title = "Distro"
format = "{distro}"
newline_kernel = true
kernel_title = "Kernel"
kernel_format = "Linux {kernel}"