We are happy to announce version 19 of osbuild. After a rather long period of development, this release comes with a wide range of new features and improvements, as well as the usual round of bug fixes.

We are happy to announce the release of cockpit-composer 23. This release has no major features but contains useful fixes.

We are happy to announce that we released osbuild-composer 16 yesterday. This release has no new features but contains a lot of useful fixes.

Today, we released osbuild-composer 15 with several very exciting features. Most notably, Composer has now support for building RHEL For Edge and also for building images for ppc64le and s390x architectures. Also, a lot of very nice fixes are included in this release.

Osbuild-composer 13 had numerous new exciting features but unfortunately, several annoying bugs slipped into that release too. To address all these issues, yesterday our team decided to roll-out an off-schedule bug-fix release. Say hi to osbuild-composer 14.

We are happy to announce version 19 of cockpit-composer, again one of our regular biweekly releases. There are no major features in this release but upgrading is encouraged.

We are happy to announce version 18 of cockpit-composer, again one of our regular biweekly releases.

In version 15, Image Builder gained support for creating OSTree commits. You can install a Linux system using those OSTree commits by using the Anaconda Installer and its Kickstart functionality. This process is rather involved, with none of the individual parts providing a complete solution yet, so let me walk you through it.

Yesterday, we released version 13 of osbuild-composer. We are very proud of this release as it contains lots of very nice improvements. The most important ones are: support for building Fedora IoT commit tarballs, revamped support for RHEL 8 and dropping the ability to build Fedora 30 and several poorly- defined image types.

We are happy to announce version 15 of osbuild. A handful of new features and, as usual, lots of bugfixes all over.

Today, we released version 12 of osbuild-composer. This time, there are no major features. However, you are still encouraged to upgrade because the new version contains a lot of fixes and refactorings making the tool more stable.

Last week, we released version 14 of osbuild. It is a regular release with a handful of new features, as well as a bunch of fixes. The major new feature is support for input-validation via JSON-schemata, as well as the --inspect command-line option to get more information about manifests without running the pipeline engine.

We are happy to announce version 17 of cockpit-composer, again one of our regular biweekly releases.

We are happy to announce version 11 of osbuild-composer, again one of our regular biweekly releases. It now supports uploading images to Azure as well.

We are happy to announce version 13 of osbuild, again one of our regular biweekly releases.

We are happy to announce version 16 of cockpit-composer, again one of our regular biweekly releases.