Note that bash requires quoting certain characters; a space in a filename must be escaped for the argument to be handled as a single argument. Try this instead:
The quotes tell bash to handle the entire thing as one argument. Hopefully wget will turn the space into the %20 that is needed in URL quoting, but it may not.
Note that bash requires quoting certain characters; a space in a filename must be escaped for the argument to be handled as a single argument. Try this instead:
wget 'unetbootin. sourceforge. net/unetbooti- linux-latest- -2014-03- 16 22:10:45--'
The quotes tell bash to handle the entire thing as one argument. Hopefully wget will turn the space into the %20 that is needed in URL quoting, but it may not.