I don't like those news. CentOS was my "go to" distribution which I used by default if RAM was enough (it has surprisingly high requirements to install). I know

I don't like those news. CentOS was my "go to" distribution which I used by default if RAM was enough (it has surprisingly high requirements to install). I know it well. I'm using RHEL on my home server with developer license, but that allows only for a single instance, and I have more hosts. My ideal outcome would be if they would allow using real RHEL for any hobby projects and for commercial projects with income below some threshold, so I can start and grow with RHEL and then switch to paid option when I'd have enough income to warrant it. But it's IBM, so probably I'll have to switch to Debian which is good enough, but I'd miss SELinux, better systemd integration and more polished packages.