+1 this method. I have Fedora for my desktop and all 5 of my kids and wife use fedora laptops or AIO's. Because of the frequency of Fedora updates, I host an in-house fedora yum repo to ease bandwidth usage.
For what is worth, Red Hat employees do use RHEL in their laptops and workstations, and have a coporate build supported by their IT department. Other companies do that too, so it's definitely possible to use it for everyday tasks
You also have a workstation version named Red Hat Enterprise Workstation which is from what I know designed to be used on laptops and such. I dont see any reason why you cant run the RHEL server version with GUI though
I have used it in the past as my everyday desktop. Currently I'm using Fedora 37 but before that, RHEL served me just fine. I switched because I needed updates faster and better gpu support.
+1 this method. I have Fedora for my desktop and all 5 of my kids and wife use fedora laptops or AIO's. Because of the frequency of Fedora updates, I host an in-house fedora yum repo to ease bandwidth usage.
