Piko Documentation
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Welcome to the Piko documentation! Piko is a minimal, customizable system information tool written in Rust — inspired by Neofetch. This documentation will guide you through the installation process, usage instructions, and configuration options available for the program.

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   installation
   usage
   configuration

Overview
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Piko aims to provide a simple and efficient way to gather and display system information. Whether you're a developer, system administrator, or just a curious user, Piko can help you quickly access important details about your system.

**Key Features:**

- 📦 Operating System details - OS name, version, and architecture
- 🧠 CPU specifications - Model, cores, and performance info
- 💾 Memory usage - RAM usage with percentage and total capacity
- 🗃️ Disk usage - Storage information and space utilization
- ⏰ System uptime - How long the system has been running
- 🖥️ GPU information - Graphics card details and drivers
- 🎨 Multiple color schemes - Pre-made themes and custom colors
- 🐧 Cross-platform - Linux & macOS support
- ⚡ Fast and lightweight - Written in Rust for optimal performance

Getting Started
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To get started with Piko, please refer to the :doc:`installation` section for detailed instructions on how to install the program on your system.

For information on how to use Piko and its features, check out the :doc:`usage` section.

If you need to customize Piko's behavior, the :doc:`configuration` section will provide you with all the necessary details on available options and settings.

Happy exploring!