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There are several options. Alma/Rocky, Fedora, Debian, BSD, just to name a few.
Debian Testing/Stable with backports/Stable. These I recommend.
I use Ubuntu for everything (including at work, tens of thousands machines) and it's great
I use Ubuntu for everything (including at work, tens of thousands machines) and it’s great
If RHEL-based is no longer an option for OP, how would of all things Ubuntu be the alternative?
Personal and general purpose: KDE Neon (yeah yeah)
Servers: IDK, now. Probably going to check out SUSE.
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Debian's pretty good, but you can always use RHEL with a free account too
I'm super happy with OpenSUSE. Cannot recommend it enough, having it on my home server for 2+ years and never had the slightest of issues
That's where I'm headed.
Devuan over Debian for stability and speed.
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