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Who said that (you have to use their custom mainline kernel)?
Fedora have an IoT distribution that fits the Raspberry Pi for example. There's workstation and a ostree versions.
Armbian I've used in preference to Raspbian or whatever they call it today. I like the cleanest distributions as much as possible.
That's all I have personal experience with, but there are others.
Meanwhile, others have suggested other boards. However, don't think that Raspbian is it (pun intended).