@tragivictoria @elena May not be quite what you mean with your question but:
I used Ubuntu Desktop to run a server for years. It’s not the ideal solution because the GUI and such eats up resources which could otherwise be used by the services, BUT… It was ideal for me because I was not nearly as confident and capable as I am now. Being able to use the desktop to move files or pull up commands from the Internet was a great help.
That system’s successor now runs Ubuntu Server, but only because I am fully comfortable using the CLI for server administration and no longer have any need for those desktop components.
If this was a machine that quite literally sat at my desk hooked up to my monitor/keyboard/mouse, there’s no reason I couldn’t use my server as a desktop or vice versa. The Pi is on the weak side for a dual-use like that, but the concept remains. You can build a home server into your desktop. It’s a great strategy for the cost savings.