Fastfetch
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System Information Viewer
5.8#19 in system information softwareFree planFree planWindows
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| Fact | Fastfetch | System Information Viewer |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture support | The project says it is actively tested only on x86-64 and AArch64; other architectures are not guaranteed. | The download instructions list separate executables for 64-bit and 32-bit Windows, plus Itanium, Alpha, and PowerPC Windows systems. |
| Operating systems | The maker lists native support for Windows, macOS, Linux, BSD, and Android through Termux. | The page lists support for Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, older Windows Server versions, and legacy Windows versions. |
| Purpose | Fastfetch displays operating system, hardware, and software information in a terminal alongside customizable logos. | SIV is a general Windows utility for displaying Windows, network, and hardware information. |
| Support | The maker points visitors to documentation and the fastfetch-cli GitHub organization; the page does not state a dedicated support service. | The SIV support forum provides help with using SIV and a way to report issues or request features; the maker also gives an email contact option for some issues. |
Fastfetch plans
- FastfetchFree
- FreeFree
System Information Viewer plans
- Home useFree
- Commercial usePriced on request
Pick Fastfetch if…
Fastfetch suits command-line users who want system details and customizable terminal displays. It may also help with hardware auditing, diagnostics, or terminal screenshots.
Pick System Information Viewer if…
SIV suits Windows users who want detailed hardware, firmware, and networked-computer information, including people who prefer a portable utility or command-line interface. Home use is free; commercial users need to contact the maker for pricing.