hyfetch/1.8.md
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# Neofetch 1.8
### Contributers
- **[@hashhar](https://github.com/hashhar)**
- **[@williamkray](https://github.com/williamkray)**
- **[@dar-irl](https://github.com/dar-irl)**
- **[@gabe565](https://github.com/gabe565)**
- **[@maddcoder](https://github.com/maddcoder)**
- **[@iandrewt](https://github.com/iandrewt)**
### General
- Only call `tput` when we really need to.
- Supress `getconfig` and `getscriptdir` errors.
- Fix issue when title and background were both color `7`.
- Fix issues with `bc` and the scale option. **[@maddcoder](https://github.com/maddcoder)**
- Added `--version` to print the neofetch version.
- The title at the top is now much more colorful.
### OS
- Added support for Devuan Linux.
### Info
- Use faster `$(())` syntax for index variables.
**Color Blocks**<br \>
- Added `--block_height` / `$block_height` to change the number of lines high each<br \>
block will be.
![Big Blocks](https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmZpR8ukZNfGXkhXjTwAy3eWVRCeHdrurhgAdV5CSiTVvR)
**Resolution**<br \>
- [Windows] Fix resolution on Windows 10. **[@dar-irl](https://github.com/dar-irl)**
**Shell**<br \>
- Show `fish` shell version. **[@maddcoder](https://github.com/maddcoder)**
**Song**<br \>
- [Cmus] Prevent `tag artistsort` from showing up in song title. **[@williamkray](https://github.com/williamkray)**
- [Cmus] Fix order of music tags. **[@iandrewt](https://github.com/iandrewt)**
- [iTunes] Fix song not displaying. **[@iandrewt](https://github.com/iandrewt)**
### Image
- [Shuffle] Fixed directory going out of bounds causing a fallback to ascii mode. **[@gabe565](https://github.com/gabe565)**
- Added `--crop_mode none` / `crop_mode=none` to disable cropping the images.
- Added `--size none` / `size=none` to disable resizing / cropping the images.
### Ascii
- Add `ascii_bold` which allows you to bold the ascii art.
- Better `Ubuntu-GNOME` ascii art. **[@hashhar](https://github.com/hashhar)**
- Fix a color issue with Debian's ascii logo.
- Added `--ascii_distro mac` as a shorter way of using the OS X ascii.