I have a lot more experience with wget than curl, and have mostly used the former including in scripts. Guessing your experience has been similar.
wget has a definite advantage when you're downloading multiple files from a website, or doing things recursively. But for single-file downloads, the advantage I'm seeing on using curl is that it gives better low-level control and generally seems more robust when you're using in a scripted fashion. Curl seems to also be (slightly) faster, and provide more discrete error codes, which could be useful in a script.
Anyway, no biggie but just FYI that at least for my own purposes I'll probably be switching to curl over wget for scripted things myself.
I have a lot more experience with wget than curl, and have mostly used the former including in scripts. Guessing your experience has been similar.
wget has a definite advantage when you're downloading multiple files from a website, or doing things recursively. But for single-file downloads, the advantage I'm seeing on using curl is that it gives better low-level control and generally seems more robust when you're using in a scripted fashion. Curl seems to also be (slightly) faster, and provide more discrete error codes, which could be useful in a script.
Anyway, no biggie but just FYI that at least for my own purposes I'll probably be switching to curl over wget for scripted things myself.
Some links: /unix.stackexch ange.com/ questions/ 47434/what- is-the- difference- between- curl-and- wget /daniel. haxx.se/ docs/curl- vs-wget. html
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