You must be new to Linux. Knowing which distro and version it is built on immediately tells you a great deal about what "user-centric features" are available i

You must be new to Linux. Knowing which distro and version it is built on immediately tells you a great deal about what "user-centric features" are available in it, without having to list and explain them all. And this is HN, man. For the average poster here, "technical" features and "user-centric features" are one and the same.