Hardware, Kernel, Shell, and Utilities are the main components of the Linux architecture.
Hardware: The Hardware layer of the LINUX operating system is made up of peripheral devices such as RAM, HDD, and CPU.
Kernel: The kernel is the core component of the Linux operating system, and it is responsible for many of the operating system's functions. It communicates directly with hardware, which provides low-level services such as giving the system with hardware information. Monolithic Kernel and MicroKernel are the two types of kernels available.
Shell: The shell is a user-to-kernel interface that hides the complexity of the kernel's functions from the user. It takes the user's commands and carries them out.
Utilities: The Utilities provide the user with operating system functions. The System utilities can be used to perform individual and specialised tasks.
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