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Fastfetch 2.70.0 Alters Disk Reporting, Affects Older Configurations

Fastfetch 2.70.0 Alters Disk Reporting, Affects Older Configurations

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ThreatCluster •October 16, 2026 at 13:39 UTC
  • •Fastfetch 2.70.0 changes disk space reporting and removes older configuration options.
  • •Windows now reports full volume capacity by default for quota-limited volumes.
  • •Users must update configurations due to significant changes in output formats.

Fastfetch version 2.70.0, released on October 14, 2026, modifies how disk space is reported across multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Android. The update removes QuickJS scripting and changes output formats for disk space reporting, potentially breaking configurations from earlier versions. On Windows, it now reports full volume capacity by default for quota-limited volumes, which may affect users relying on previous output. The Command option for output capture has also been updated, and several new Android features have been added. Users are advised to review their configurations due to these changes. The impact is primarily on users of Fastfetch across various platforms who may need to adjust their settings accordingly.

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2026-10-14
Fastfetch 2.70.0 released
Version 2.70.0 was released, altering disk reporting and removing QuickJS scripting.
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What changes were made in Fastfetch 2.70.0?
The update changes how disk space is reported, removes QuickJS scripting, and modifies command output capture.
Which systems are affected by these changes?
Fastfetch runs on Linux, macOS, Windows 8.1 and later, Android, and several BSDs.
What should users do after the update?
Users should review and potentially update their configurations to accommodate the changes in reporting.