Bite 131. Screen scraper

This is the output from using screenFetch on my junky computer.

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 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmds+.        OS: Mint 19 tara
 MMm----::-://////////////oymNMd+'     Kernel: x86_64 Linux 4.15.0-34-generic
 MMd      /++                -sNMd:    Uptime: 1d 4m
 MMNso/'  dMM    '.::-. .-::.' .hMN:   Packages: 2351
 ddddMMh  dMM   :hNMNMNhNMNMNh: 'NMm   Shell: zsh 5.4.2
     NMm  dMM  .NMN/-+MMM+-/NMN' dMM   Resolution: 1366x768
     NMm  dMM  -MMm  'MMM   dMM. dMM   DE: Cinnamon 3.8.9
     NMm  dMM  -MMm  'MMM   dMM. dMM   WM: Muffin
     NMm  dMM  .mmd  'mmm   yMM. dMM   WM Theme: Linux Mint (Mint-Y)
     NMm  dMM'  ..'   ...   ydm. dMM   GTK Theme: Mint-Y [GTK2/3]
     hMM- +MMd/-------...-:sdds  dMM   Icon Theme: Mint-Y
     -NMm- :hNMNNNmdddddddddy/'  dMM   Font: Noto Sans 9
      -dMNs-''-::::-------.''    dMM   CPU: AMD A10-7400P Radeon R6, 10 Compute Cores 4C+6G @ 4x 2.5GHz [101.0°C]
       '/dMNmy+/:-------------:/yMMM   GPU: AMD KAVERI (DRM 2.50.0 / 4.15.0-34-generic, LLVM 6.0.0)
          ./ydNMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM   RAM: 1886MiB / 6915MiB
             \.MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM    

Lets say for the moment that I didn't know about the -n flag and I wanted to make the information being returned here a little more user friendly by turning it into a dictionary.

Unfortunately, I keep pretty busy running team-charlie and don't have time to do this myself, so I'm assigning this task to you.

Good luck!