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Proxmox is sort of the gold standard for homelab server operating systems. Runs containers and VMs.
If you’re not into Proxmox, look into Fedora Server with Cockpit. Web UI for server management. Fedora CoreOS is an immutable variant of Server that would make more sense for a hypervisor, IMO.
I've been stung too many times by truenas scale and truecharts breaking things so I just redid my entire server set up switching from truenas scale to fedora server 40 with podman and cockpit and it's a bit tricky with selinux but it's been WAY better.
I'm running a few arrs and jellyfin, as well as a vm for home assistant.
Proxmox is overkill if you aren't clustering. Just setup a server with libvirt and then use virtual manager to connect from a different machine.