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A force-directed dependency graph visualizes relationships between Linux system components, using node size and link thickness to convey dependency weight. The interactive SVG, built with Vue and d3.forceSimulation, arranges labelled nodes with arrow markers indicating directed links, distinguishing between "depends" and "needs" relationships. Nodes are color-coded by class, and a toggleable grid background aids spatial orientation. A button switches between datasets, and the graph supports zooming and panning via d3.zoom. Data loads from an external JSON file containing named nodes, grouped values, and typed, weighted links.

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