How to Install CURL on Debian

"Curl" is a versatile command line tool used to transfer data to and from a server using protocols such as HTTP, FTP and TELNET. Installing "Curl" and other software in Debian is an easy process that can be performed from the command line using the "apt-get" tool.

Instructions

    • 1

      Open the terminal so you can work from the command line.

    • 2

      Type "sudo apt-get install curl," and then press "Enter."

    • 3

      Type in your password, or the root password, if prompted for a "sudo" password.

    • 4

      Press "y" followed by "Enter" if prompted to confirmation the "Curl" installation.

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