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fastfetch: take the image branch in ghostty, not just kitty - #608
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Thanks for the work here, this ships in the next v1 release. |
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The ryoku-fastfetch greeting wrapper only takes its image branch in
kitty (KITTY_WINDOW_ID or TERM=xterm-kitty). Ghostty implements the
same kitty graphics protocol, but the wrapper doesn't recognize it,
so in ghostty the greeting falls through to chafa, and to
--logo-type none where chafa isn't installed: no logo on terminal
open, even though running fastfetch by hand in the same window
draws the image.
This adds ghostty (TERM=xterm-ghostty, TERM_PROGRAM=ghostty) to
the image branch. One condition, one file; kitty and other
terminals behave exactly as before.
Checked with a stub fastfetch echoing its arguments: ghostty goes
from --logo-type none to --pipe false; kitty stays on --pipe
false; a plain xterm stays on --logo-type none.