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Following Canonical pulling on control of LXD and maintainership being limited to Canonical employees, LXD 5.20 was released today where they have also decided to change its license moving forward to AGPLv3 by default.

Following Canonical deciding to pull in control of the LXD project and LXD maintainership being limited to Canonical employees, the Linux Containers project has announced the forking of LXD as Incus.

The Linux Containers project is excited to announce its latest addition, Incus! Incus isn’t a completely new project however, it’s a fork of LXD created by Aleksa Sarai. Aleksa Sarai is most known for his work on runc,…

Powerful system container and virtual machine manager - GitHub - stgraber/incus: Powerful system container and virtual machine manager

Earlier this month Canonical asserted control over the LXD project

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Stéphane Graber has announced their resignation from Canonical after 12 years of working at the company, mostly on LXD. The decision follows news last