They totally do use old kernels, but in practice I have not run into issues (and almost all my consulting clients were in on CentOS before I started working wit

They totally do use old kernels, but in practice I have not run into issues (and almost all my consulting clients were in on CentOS before I started working with them, so the die was mostly cast). I liked OpenSUSE when I used it. Fedora's the path of least resistance for me. I kinda feel like "Not Ubuntu" is a bigger thing, in 2018, than whether you're in on Fedora or OpenSUSE or Arch or whatever; the tide seems to have turned against it as a server operating system in my neck of the woods and I tend to think you should try to stick at least reasonably close to what you're deploying on.