Use the bzdiff command of linux to compare the differences between files in two .bz2 packages

Editor to share with you the use of linux's bzdiff command to compare the differences between the two .bz2 compressed files. I hope you will learn a lot after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.

The bzdiff command is used to directly compare the differences between the files in the two ".bz2" compressed packages, eliminating the process of calling the diff command after understanding the compression.

The bzdiff command itself does not have any parameter options, but you can use the relevant parameters of the diff command, all of which will be passed directly to the diff command.

Syntax format: bzdiff [parameters] [File 1] [File 2]

Common parameters:

Reference example

Compare the differences between the files in the two .bz2 packages:

[root@linuxcool ~] # bzdiff linuxcool.bz2 linuxprobe.bz2

Show the whole content and mark the differences:

[root@linuxcool ~] # bzdiff-c linuxcool.bz2 linuxprobe.bz2

To show the similarities and differences in a juxtaposed manner:

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