Lima is now known to work on NetBSD hosts with NVMM. Windows port is in progress too.

Changes

• nerdctl:

  • Update to v0.22.0. (#963) This release adds nerdctl (container|image|volume) prune commands. No support for nerdctl (network|system) prune yet.

• QEMU:

  • Add USB hub (#948, thanks to @aluedeke)

• Templates:

  • alpine: Update alpine-lima to v0.2.18 (#963)
  • archlinux:Update ArchLinux to v20220715.68480 (#963)
  • debian: Update Debian 11 to release 20220711-1073 (#963)
  • default, ubuntu, ...: Update Ubuntu 22.04 to release 20220712 (#963)
  • rocky: Update to Rocky Linux 8.6.20220702.0 (#942)
 - experimental/centos-stream-9: Update to 20220705 (#963)
  • experimental/rocky-9: Add experimental/rocky-9 (Rocky Linux 9.0) (#959)
  • apptainer: Update Apptainer to 1.0.3

• Misc:

  • Lima is now known to work on NetBSD hosts with NVMM (#913, #914, thanks to @iamleot)
  • Windows port is in progress (thanks to @afbjorklund)

Full changes: https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/milestone/24?closed=1 Thanks to @Nino-K @afbjorklund @aluedeke @iamleot @jandubois @jkremser

Usage

[macOS]$ limactl start
...
INFO[0029] READY. Run `lima` to open the shell.

[macOS]$ lima uname
Linux

The binaries were built automatically on GitHub Actions. The build log is available for 90 days: https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/actions/runs/2694869694

The sha256sum of the SHA256SUMS file itself is 27396dc6a7636f94221875abd0be4b17f601edb7721cb30112a8735093f0fe77 .