#neofetch Ascii > Png
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The terminal does not display pictures, only characters. If you want that, you would need to find a GUI fetch-style tool. I have not yet seen one, but I also have not looked.
I saw on Arch
Kitty + Fastfetch did it
But gnome-terminal doesn't?
I doubt that. It may be that Kitty loads a different codepage with more appealing characters, but all terminals are character-based. Unless I am out of the loop.
Looking for examples, I found this. Using zsh, apparently this can be done now. It likely sideloads the picture and somehow plonks it over the shell. Example further down. https://forum.garudalinux.org/t/fastfetch-with-z-shell-zsh-logo-getcharacterpixeldimensions-failed-error/27970/4
But even so, that means it is limited to more modern and experimental shells. I doubt crusty old gnome-shell will jump through these hoops.
The good news is, you are free to install all the shells you want.