nepnep

nepnep is a Canadian micro-publisher that focuses on tiny, single-purpose Windows utilities designed to slip into existing workflows without ceremony. Its catalog currently centers on neofetch-win, a deliberately minimal re-implementation of the popular Linux system-information tool neofetch, rewritten in pure C# and tuned for Windows 10 and 11. The program launches from any terminal, gathers hostname, OS build, CPU, GPU, RAM, and disk details through WMI in milliseconds, and prints an clean colored banner alongside an ASCII distro logo that defaults to the Windows flag but can be swapped for custom art. Typical use cases include developers who want a fast “about this machine” screenshot for GitHub readmes, IT staff documenting lab configurations, or hobbyists automating ricing scripts. Because the executable is only a few dozen kilobytes and has no dependencies beyond the .NET runtime already present on modern Windows, it fits easily on USB sticks, WinPE images, or CI containers where heavier system-info tools would be overkill. nepnep’s broader philosophy, visible even in this lone release, is to keep interfaces austere, source code open, and binaries unobtrusive. The publisher’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest version and supporting batch installation alongside other applications.