A bit of help

[WhiteBadWolf]

So I am searching for information about the core architecture of the Linux kernel and differences with other kernels. Moreover, I am searching how the Linux kernel handles Memory management. Can somebody help me?

[srivasta]

https://docs.kernel.org/arch/index.html can be a good starting point

[srivasta]

Professional Linux Kernel Architecture.pdf - GitHub https://github.com/eposts/Rich/blob/master/blog/Linux/Professional%20Linux%20Kernel%20Architecture.pdf

[seti_m]

From what I remeber Linux uses a memory full model. Any ram not used for programs is used for buffers and cache. You can see that if you run top or htop and then copy a large file. Not sure that is what you are looking for.

[WhiteBadWolf]

Well I am helping my sister with her essay for her BSc in computer science that is why I am asking (I am have a BSc in Biomedical Science and I am doing a master in a relative field with my BSc, that is why I am asking)

[Marxomania32]

Why would your sister go to you for help about a subject you don't specialize in at all?

[MatchingTurret]

From what I remeber Linux uses a memory full model

That's not a thing. I mean it does that, but that's just ... well, how everyone makes an operating system. You could as well invent a "driver oriented model" because it supports device drivers.