How to use the screenfetch and neofetch commands: 2-Minute Linux Tips

The video tutorial explains how to use the Screenfetch and Neofetch commands, which are bash scripts that display system information alongside an ASCII representation of the Linux distribution's logo. It covers the installation and execution of these commands, highlighting the type of information they provide, such as OS details, kernel version, uptime, and more. The tutorial also demonstrates how using sudo with Neofetch can reveal additional details like disk space and public IP address.

What are the names of the two commands mentioned for fetching system information?

What information does the screen fetch command display alongside the logo?

How can you invoke the Neo fetch command?

What does the output of the Neo fetch command include that is similar to screen fetch?

What additional information is provided when using the pseudo command?