aye, this. RHEL is the industry standard and if you're not using that because you want Enterprise Support than you're using a derivative like Fedora, CentOS, o

aye, this. RHEL is the industry standard and if you're not using that because you want Enterprise Support than you're using a derivative like Fedora, CentOS, or Rocky. Or else you hang out in the .deb side and use Debian or Ubuntu. Arch is popular with a niche group of end users, but that ain't what most enterprise architectures are working on.