Updated for better Podman solution.
https://moonshadow.dev/2026/02/10/setting-up-a-bluesky-pds-with-podman-on-centos-stream-10/
Not really much relevant, but kinda interesting:
#RedHat, which is famous for shipping #RHEL without support for #Btrfs, wants to enable the filesystem in its #kernel development branch. But the module is only meant to be included in the "kernel-modules-internal" subpackage, which contains things like kunit tests – and might not even be available in RHEL regularly.
Still kinda interesting. For details, see: https://gitlab.com/cki-project/kernel-ark/-/merge_requests/4345
RHEL because it is rock solid and stable for work. I very seldom have stability issues - and if I do it is most commonly my own fault. The QA efforts Red Hat puts into RHEL is quite good.
Fedora as that's the roots of RHEL, but more bleeding edge. When doing development, I do it on RHEL and test it on latest Fedora. That gives a solid baseline for testing changes.