Version 1.8.0 of libguestfs
Release Notes: This major release adds full support for Debian, Ubuntu, and ArchLinux. More tools including "virt-filesystems" for listing out filesystems and partitions. Command line options have been unified across tools. Support has been added for the guest filesystem graphical browser. There are also plenty of new example programs to learn from, and many bugfixes.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release adds SVirt for secure containment of guests. It supports disk hotplugging and up to 255 disk images at once. New support for: POSIX ACLs, Linux capabilities, Windows dynamic disks, and Lua bindings. Multiple enhancements to virt-sysprep. Supports rsync to synchronize disk images with the host filesystem (both ways). Dozens of bugfixes.
Release Notes: virt-sysprep has been rewritten and expanded. virt-sparsify can find more sparseness in Linux guests. virt-make-fs can make btrfs. virt-edit preserves all IDs and file permissions. FUSE is included directly in the core API. Over 30 bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: New virt-alignment-scan, virt-sparsify, and virt-sysprep tools were added. Virt-resize can now resize Ubuntu guests, and fix alignment issues in Windows and Linux guests. 'guestmount --live' works. Systemtap support was added. Virt-cat now supports Windows drive letters and paths. Erlang bindings were added. 18 bugs have been official fixed, and many more unofficially.
Release Notes: Virt-inspector can now extract OS icons from VMs. Virt-resize can resize guests using btrfs. Guestfish can be used to append to files. Virt-ls supports an easily greppable output format Virt-win-reg supports HKEY_USERS. Java is now a first class supported language. Many incremental improvements throughout the virt tools.
Release Notes: The --live option allows use with live virtual machines. New tools include: virt-copy-in, virt-copy-out, virt-tar-in, and virt-tar-out. Support for Windows drive letter mappings. virt-resize now works with 32-bit machines. You can use virt-inspector on live CDs. The new event API allows you to capture log message events and more. More support for progress notifications for long-running commands. The Java and Ruby bindings have been improved. Inspection has been improved for Windows guests.
