Proxmox with various VMs is what I use, and I do like it. Also it's a very light OS, I have a 4c4t Ryzen chip running three Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) VM's running a few services and one Windows 11 (this is just to mess around) and at most 50% CPU usage.
If you want to still mess with containers you can use Prox, load up a VM, and then run containers in that VM.
Proxmox with various VMs is what I use, and I do like it. Also it's a very light OS, I have a 4c4t Ryzen chip running three Linux (Ubuntu and Debian) VM's running a few services and one Windows 11 (this is just to mess around) and at most 50% CPU usage.
If you want to still mess with containers you can use Prox, load up a VM, and then run containers in that VM.