Incus 7.0 LTS has been released

[stgraber (Stéphane Graber)]

@candlerb

Firstly, I note the minimum kernel version of 6.12. What breaks if you use a kernel prior to that? I have some servers running Ubuntu 22.04 with the HWE kernel, which only gives me 6.8.0, so I want to know if it’s really necessary to update to Ubuntu 24.04/26.04 right now before switching to incus 7.0. The versions of ZFS (2.1.5) and LVM (2.03.11) are sufficient.

Not sure
We expect full PIDFD support, VFS idmap support, some of the newer netlink APIs and some other bits. There’s a decent chance that your kernel will be fine, we picked 6.12 as the new baseline because it’s an upstream LTS.