I have forked the original neofetch into my personal GitHub area: https://github.com/wbeebe/neofetch2

I’ve done this because I want to fix some issues I have with it and to add what I believe are a few necessary features. I also wanted to grab a copy before anything happened to the original. I know that putting a project into archive is supposed to protect it, and I also have read that there a currently a number of existing forks that are actively being developed. I decided to go this route because it helps to scratch that coding itch and because I believe I can contribute useful features to the tool, as well as keep it going for a few more years. At least I hope it won’t sit idle for three? four? years since it’s last original update.

This should be interesting.