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Analysis and Visualization of the Linux Kernel's Software Evolution Using the City Metaphor
The Linux kernel is one of the largest and longest-maintained open source projects in existence. With more than 40 million lines of code, understanding the kernel's internal structure and assessing its software evolution is a great challenge. In this paper, we present an approach to visualize the Li
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