Q gains persistent environmental awareness

Q should know what kind of machine it's on, what the hostname is, which shell the user prefers, which distribution of Linux it's using, and so forth. These facts should be taken into consideration when running commands, giving examples of commands for the user to run, choosing and suggesting packages and package managers, etc. For example, if Q is installed on Amazon Linux 2, where the main package manager is yum and the default shell is zsh, Q should not be continually trying to install packages using pip and positioning all its shell commands and suggested commands in the context of bash. The user should be able to converse with Q about its own environment without having to push Q to investigate its own situation.