ruget

Download the contents of a URL to a file

$ ruget [https://example.com/file]

$ ruget [[-o|--output]] [file_name] [https://example.com/file]

Command 'ruget' is not recognized as a standard Linux utility.

The command 'ruget' does not correspond to any widely known or standard utility found in common Linux distributions (like Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, or Arch Linux) or major Linux projects (like GNU Core Utilities). It is not documented in standard man pages or common online repositories for Linux commands.

It is highly probable that 'ruget' is either a typographical error for another command (e.g., 'wget', 'curl', 'get'), a highly specific internal script used within a particular organization or application, or a placeholder for a hypothetical command. As such, its functionality, usage, and options are not defined within the standard Linux command ecosystem.

Attempting to execute 'ruget' on a typical Linux system will most likely result in a 'command not found' error. This command is not bundled with common system packages, nor is it part of fundamental command sets like GNU Core Utilities or busybox. Users should verify its source or check for potential typos if they encounter this command in documentation or scripts.

If you encountered 'ruget' in a tutorial, script, or documentation, it is strongly recommended to:
1. Check for typos: It might be a mistyped version of a common command such as `wget`, `curl`, `apt-get`, or `dnf get`.
2. Consult specific documentation: If it's part of a particular application or project, refer to that project's documentation, as it could be a custom script or alias defined within that specific environment.

As 'ruget' is not a standard or documented Linux command, there is no historical record of its development, evolution, or widespread usage within the open-source community or major Linux projects.