Forget flat ASCII art, this fastfetch-based tool renders your distro's logo as a rotating 3D object

A developer built a fastfetch-based tool that takes a Linux distro's ASCII logo and renders it as a rotating 3D object in the terminal. It uses character density as a height map, derives surface normals from the gradient, and applies Blinn-Phong shading with a z-buffer — all in about 640 lines of C. It's purely cosmetic and the animation won't appear in screenshots, but it's a creative and visually impressive twist on the classic fetch display.