cetch is an (esoteric) application for UNIX systems. It emulates the
functionality of the popular "fetch" type of tools with suckless-esque
source-based configuration as opposed to itself being a script or being
configurable through a script. Originally written soley to piss of xent,
it has since been used as a farm for Hacktoberfest pull requests and a
test-bed for stupid ideas to use in C code.
I know you'll love using it, because I hated every minute of writing it, and yes, so did woosh. If you'd like to contribute, go ahead, I will pull any changes as long as they aren't profoundly stupid. Heck, I won't even test them first. Also if someone wants to refactor the code -- please.
As previously stated, all configuration is done through a config.h,
which should (and will) be copied from config.def.h. Almost every option
should work, though some are Linux:tm: only. (These should be
automagically disabled if running on anything else, but hey, it probably
won't). cetch also supports logos for Debian, FreeBSD, Linux (Tux), NixOS,
and Void Linux: colors and all.
If you run make and get some sort of error with sysinfo,
run nosysinfo= make instead