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Introducing IncusOS!
Quoting: Introducing IncusOS! | Stéphane Graber's website —
IncusOS is designed for the modern world, actively relying on both UEFI Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 for boot security and for full disk encryption. It’s a very locked down environment, both for security and for general reliability. There is no local or remote shell, everything must be done through the (authenticated) Incus API.
Under the hood, it’s built on a minimal Debian 13 base, using the Zabbly builds of both the Linux kernel, ZFS and Incus, providing the latest stable versions of all of those. We rely a lot on the systemd tooling to handle image builds (mkosi), application installation (sysext), system updates (sysupdate) and a variety of other things from network configuration to partitioning.
Update (by Roy)
Also in Linuxiac:
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IncusOS: A New Immutable GNU/Linux System Built for Running Incus
IncusOS debuts as a modern, immutable Debian-based system built specifically to run Incus with atomic A/B updates and TPM-secured boot.