In enterprise installations people only install software that they can receive support for. So the biggest server farms probably all run something like RHEL or SLES.
Of course for private usage it's a little ove rthe top. But RH also offers solutions there. There's an upstream OS with all the cool stuff: Fedora. And a downstream OS that is just as stable as RHEL but free: CentOS (not sure if I get the name right. There are so many CabcOS out there nowadays).
Of course for private usage it's a little ove rthe top. But RH also offers solutions there. There's an upstream OS with all the cool stuff: Fedora. And a downstream OS that is just as stable as RHEL but free: CentOS (not sure if I get the name right. There are so many CabcOS out there nowadays).