Yeah, especially if the only editor you can find on the system is "ed". Or whatever ancient VMS systems have by default. Or, you said a random system, what if it's all in Czech? I wonder how much use will the documentation be to you then. Or, still remember you said random, what if it's all in cyrilic? Everything in Russian. Still cool? Japanese? Chinese?
Random means a much wider list of posibilities than "any version of Linux in English".
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