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@ -77,14 +77,14 @@ Neofetch now has an irc channel at `#neofetch` on Freenode. If you have any ques
- Rewrote function from scratch. - Rewrote function from scratch.
- The function is `40` lines smaller than before and works on all \[1\] versions of `df` we tested on \[2\]. - The function is `40` lines smaller than before and works on all \[1\] versions of `df` we tested on \[2\].
- We only show the `root (/)` partition now. - We only show the `root (/)` partition now.
- Showing a total of all disks only worked on GNU `df` and we had to hardcode different commands for Distros and Operating Systens that used a different `df`. - Showing a total of all disks only worked on GNU `df` and we had to hardcode different commands for Distros and Operating Systems that used a different `df`.
- We're using the same `df` flags across all Operating Systems now. - We're using the same `df` flags across all Operating Systems now.
- No more ugly case statements or per distro hardcoding of `df` flags. - No more ugly case statements or per distro hardcoding of `df` flags.
- Removed all percentage calculation since `df` already provides us with the percentage. - Removed all percentage calculation since `df` already provides us with the percentage.
- Warn the user if `df` isn't installed. - Warn the user if `df` isn't installed.
- Fixed broken output if `df` wasn't installed but the function was enabled. - Fixed broken output if `df` wasn't installed but the function was enabled.
\[1\] The function doesn't work on Haiku since their `df` is wildly non-standard. (The output format and flags are 100% different from all of the other `df` versions floating around.) \[1\] The function doesn't work on Haiku since their `df` is wildly non-standard. (The output format and flags are 100% different from all of the other `df` versions floating around.)
\[2\] Tested on `GNU`, `Busybox`, `BSD`, `Solaris` and `macOS` `df` versions. \[2\] Tested on `GNU`, `Busybox`, `BSD`, `Solaris` and `macOS` `df` versions.