Members of a team already have experience using Red Hat Enterprise Linux. For a small hobby project, the team wants to set up a Linux server without paying for a subscription. Which of the following…

Ubuntu Linux LTS is based on Debian and uses the apt package manager with .deb packages, which differs fundamentally from RHEL's RPM-based ecosystem and administration conventions.

Raspbian (Raspberry Pi OS) is a Debian-based distribution optimized for Raspberry Pi hardware and also uses apt/.deb packages, sharing no tooling heritage with RHEL.

Debian GNU/Linux uses apt and .deb packages with different default service configurations and repository structures that do not align with RHEL conventions.

CentOS (Community ENTerprise Operating System) is built from the publicly released Red Hat Enterprise Linux source packages, making it functionally and binary-compatible with RHEL. All RHEL skills transfer directly - the same RPM-based package management with yum/dnf, the same systemd configuration, SELinux defaults, directory layout, and administrative tooling - without requiring a paid Red Hat subscription.

openSUSE uses the zypper package manager and its own YaST administration tooling with different configuration conventions, despite also using RPM packages.