@jj-fullmer @Wayne-Workman I’m of the belief we keep centos/rhel support.
You’re right that many may not be using CentOS anymore, but I still believe it’s far more stable than even ubuntu/debian. People Seem to be using it because it is supported, but please don’t forget all the changes we have to make to our installation scripts each new release of Ubuntu/Debian.
Compared to RHEL, we rarely need to make any major adjustments it seems in my experience.
Plus, the installer seems to work for Rocky/Alma, because these are following with RHEL as well. Removing the one installation portion that seems to actually just work with limited intervention seems like a bad move. Plus it still allows the administrators to use different variants of linux.
Limiting specifically to Ubuntu/Debian would leave all of that out. Now, of course, the scripts could be cleaned up and should be, but I’m not kidding about each new Debian/Ubuntu release still has so many new issues that we still need to make up for.