What Is Linux Architecture?
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Linux architecture is a combination of kernel and user space components that interact to form a complete operating system. The Linux kernel provides a core set of services (I/O, thread management, communication) while user space components provide higher–level application functionality. These components are usually written in the C programming language, but other languages such as Python or Java can also be used. The Linux architecture offers a degree of flexibility not available with traditional proprietary systems.