For personal use you can use RHEL for free. Otherwise, you can definitely run Centos still. Sure it won’t be as rock solid as RHEL but you could do far worse. The current Centos stream image is about as conservative as Debian 11 and RH devs are paid to make sure it’s stable. Personally I run Fedora and Debian, it’s not like there is much functional difference between distros if you use containerization.
RH can’t even shut down Fedora if they wanted, it’s a community project. I don’t see what they would have against Fedora, it gives them free beta testing and development for their products.
For personal use you can use RHEL for free. Otherwise, you can definitely run Centos still. Sure it won’t be as rock solid as RHEL but you could do far worse. The current Centos stream image is about as conservative as Debian 11 and RH devs are paid to make sure it’s stable. Personally I run Fedora and Debian, it’s not like there is much functional difference between distros if you use containerization.
RH can’t even shut down Fedora if they wanted, it’s a community project. I don’t see what they would have against Fedora, it gives them free beta testing and development for their products.