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ID: 400

Category: Cachyos

Added: 3rd of July 2025

Views: 648

As much as I like having fastfetch display system information when opening the terminal, it was taking up too much space, so I wanted to disable it.



To disable fastfetch you need to edit the cachyos-config.fish file

The cachyos-config.fish file can be found in the following directory

To edit the file open as root in nano


At the top of the config file you will see the fish_greeting function.



Comment out the fish_greeting function using #



Once you have edited the file press CTRL + o and hit enter to save the config file.



Then press CTRL + x to exit nono and close the terminal.

Next time you open the terminal, the system information will be removed.

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