How to Install Screenfetch, Icons, and GTK Themes in CentOs 8

In this misadventure, I walk the viewers through the processes of installing Screenfetch, Icons, and GTK themes in CentOs 8. CentOs requires a different procedure for installing Screenfetch than most other distros, where you can simply install it directly from their repos. I also cover the techniques I use to make Screenfetch display every time the terminal opens. Along the way, I create a couple of aliases, which are custom-made commands to be used in the terminal. Thanks for watching. Don’t forget to subscribe and ring the bell so you won’t miss any new misadventures.

Useful links:

Install Screenfetch:
Find out which version of GTK is running:
Gnome-Look Website:

[jasonfanclub]

thanks for this video, I enjoyed it and finally can install new themes. I am new to Linux and CentOs 8 videos are quite rare on youtube

[lukaszandersson]

It's already there in official packages:
sudo dnf install epel-release
sudo dnf install neofetch