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For example if I input-"Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7" I should get that it is based on Fedora 19. Is there a library which could do that for me in Windows.

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  • Windows doesn't have distributions. What information are you hoping to get? There is no "general purpose" solution to this, because "distributions" are strictly a Linux concept. Remember RedHat is a distribution, Fedora is a distribution, Ubuntu is a distribution, Debian is a distribution. Linux is the operating system. The question has no meaning. Commented Mar 5, 2022 at 5:14
  • Sorry, but that answers caters to the OS currently in the system. I want to just input any os name and get the distribution not just the system I am running it on. Commented Mar 5, 2022 at 5:16
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