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True but if you're distro offers a good enough user experience then you won't be spending nearly as much time in docs, as opposed to just enjoying your desktop.
Being for more "technical people" is just a lame excuse for bad UX.
Having extensive documentation is always nice regardless of UX, sometimes its nice to have a wiki that explains how everything works.
Yes but too often distros, and their communities, rely on the ol' : just read the docs.
And those docs than point to other docs that point to other docs.