write

Overview ¶

`write` prints formatted text to stdout, stderr, or a file.

Useful options: - `--out` chooses destination. - `--append` appends to files. - `--newline` controls trailing newline.

Example usage: ```sh write "Hello %s" AvyOS write "error: %s" timeout --out=stderr write "uptime=%d" 42 --out=/tmp/status.txt --append ```