Let's do some Linux server desktop distro cross-pollination. Here's a review of AlmaLinux 8.4, tested in a triple-boot configuration on a laptop with AMD processor, Vega graphics and NVMe storage, covering installation and post-install usage, including Wireless connecitivity issues, look & feel, customization, display and font scaling, extra software, overall hardware compatibility, stability, performance and responsiveness, resource utilization, battery life, and more. Have fun. https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/lenovo-ideapad-3-almalinux.html Cheers, Mrk
This was brought to market quickly with the backing of a Linux server company. It could never have been done on a volunteer effort. With CentOS approaching EOL this year, there are now viable free drop in replacements for it: Alma, Rocky and Oracle.