caligula

Flash an ISO to a drive

$ caligula burn [path/to/image.iso]

$ caligula burn [path/to/image.iso] [[-s|--hash]] [hash]

No standard syntax; caligula: command not found

No standard Linux command named caligula exists in major distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch) or core utilities like coreutils, busybox, or util-linux. Searches across man pages, apt/yum/pacman repositories, and common package databases yield no results.

Executing caligula in a shell returns a 'command not found' error. It may refer to a custom script, third-party tool, or niche software not widely distributed. No documentation or source code appears in official GNU/Linux resources.

If from a specific project (e.g., a GitHub repo or proprietary tool), provide more context for analysis. Possible confusion with cal (displays calendar) or historical references to Emperor Caligula, but no matching binary.

Attempting to run caligula fails with 'command not found'. Not installable via standard package managers. Verify PATH and aliases if custom.

No documented history; absent from Linux/Unix command evolution since 1970s. Not in POSIX standards or GNU projects.

cal(1), date(1), locale(1)