Incus

Linux Containers · current 7.5.1

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The current version of Incus is 7.5.1 (as of 25/09/2026). patchletter checks the official source daily and emails you new releases.

Incus at a glance

Incus is an open-source system-container and virtual-machine manager (a community fork of LXD, under the Linux Containers project), popular for lightweight virtualization. Incus ships regular releases plus security fixes; as a platform running containers and VMs, careful updates matter.

For admins Incus manages system containers and VMs with strong isolation options, but the version story includes both Incus and the guest images you run — keep images current so they include patches. Updates come from the distribution or the project; back up instance configuration and take snapshots before larger jumps. The management API belongs on a protected network with proper authentication (Incus uses certificates/OIDC) — never expose it carelessly, since it controls all instances. After updating, verify that instances start and networking works. Migration from LXD is supported. Track the version and its support window; patchletter surfaces new Incus releases so security fixes aren't missed.

Version history & changelog · as detected by patchletter

VersionChannelDateNotes
7.5.1STABLE25/09/2026Release notes →
7.4.0STABLE28/08/2026Release notes →
7.3.0STABLE31/07/2026Release notes →
7.2.0STABLE26/06/2026Release notes →
7.1.0STABLE29/05/2026Release notes →
7.0.1STABLE10/07/2026Release notes →
7.0.0STABLE02/05/2026Release notes →
6.23.0STABLE27/03/2026Release notes →
6.22.0STABLE27/02/2026Release notes →
6.21.0STABLE23/01/2026Release notes →
6.20.0STABLE19/12/2025Release notes →
6.19.1STABLE29/11/2025Release notes →
6.19.0STABLE29/11/2025Release notes →
6.18.0STABLE31/10/2025Release notes →
6.17.0STABLE26/09/2025Release notes →
6.16.0STABLE29/08/2025Release notes →
6.15.0STABLE01/08/2025Release notes →
6.14.0STABLE27/06/2025Release notes →
6.13.0STABLE30/05/2025Release notes →
6.12.0STABLE25/04/2025Release notes →
6.11.0STABLE28/03/2025Release notes →
6.10.1STABLE03/03/2025Release notes →
6.10.0STABLE28/02/2025Release notes →
6.9.0STABLE24/01/2025Release notes →
6.8.0STABLE13/12/2024Release notes →
6.7.0STABLE15/11/2024Release notes →
6.6.0STABLE03/10/2024Release notes →
6.5.0STABLE06/09/2024Release notes →
6.4.0STABLE09/08/2024Release notes →
6.3.0STABLE12/07/2024Release notes →
6.2.0STABLE31/05/2024Release notes →
6.1.0STABLE07/05/2024Release notes →
6.0.6STABLE16/03/2026Release notes →
6.0.5STABLE16/08/2025Release notes →
6.0.4STABLE04/04/2025Release notes →
6.0.3STABLE20/12/2024Release notes →
6.0.2STABLE20/12/2024Release notes →
6.0.1STABLE29/06/2024Release notes →
6.0.0STABLE04/04/2024Release notes →
0.7.0STABLE26/03/2024Release notes →
0.6.0STABLE23/02/2024Release notes →
0.5.1STABLE29/01/2024Release notes →
0.5.0STABLE26/01/2024Release notes →
0.4.0STABLE21/12/2023Release notes →
0.3.0STABLE27/11/2023Release notes →
0.2.0STABLE28/10/2023Release notes →
0.1.0STABLE07/10/2023Release notes →

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest version of Incus?
Incus 7.5.1, released 25/09/2026. patchletter checks the vendor's official source daily for new releases.
Where can I find the Incus release notes?
The version history above links to the vendor's official release notes where the vendor publishes them. patchletter deliberately stores no vendor full texts.
How do I get notified about new Incus updates?
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