Fun fact: -O is actually short for "remote-name," which kinda makes sense—it uses the remote file’s name.
-o is just "output," so you gotta tell it where/what.
If you’re downloading a ton of files, -O saves typing, but -o keeps things organized. Depends on your mood, really.
Btw, `curl --help` dumps all the flags if you ever forget.
-o is just "output," so you gotta tell it where/what.
If you’re downloading a ton of files, -O saves typing, but -o keeps things organized. Depends on your mood, really.
Btw, `curl --help` dumps all the flags if you ever forget.
