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commit dc7962fb6c7be827be3056bc46ce0b646ff3927d
parent b345587ff4d124cbc58555803e21ad47c0e95c5a
Author: sam-barr <samfbarr@outlook.com>
Date:   Thu, 23 Apr 2020 16:01:58 -0500

Update README.md
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -51,7 +51,8 @@ prints. Each entry in this macro should look like Take note of the trailing comma and backslash. The first piece, `"NAME: "`, sets what paleofetch prints before printing the information; this usually tells you what -bit of information is being shown. The second piece, `getter_function`, sets +bit of information is being shown. Note that the name entry should be unique for entries +which are to be cached. The second piece, `getter_function`, sets which function paleofetch will call display. Current available getter functions are * `get_title`: prints `host@user` like in a bash prompt. Host and user will be printed in color. @@ -65,6 +66,7 @@ which function paleofetch will call display. Current available getter functions * `get_resolution`: Prints your screen resolution * `get_terminal`: Prints the name of your current terminal * `get_cpu`: Prints the name of your CPU, number of cores, and maximum frequency +* `get_gpu1`, `get_gpu2`: Print the GPU on your system. If you don't have both integrated graphics and an external GPU, `get_gpu2` will likely be blank * `get_gpu`: (Tries to) print your current GPU * `get_colors1`, `get_colors2`: Prints the colors of your terminal