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Community Releases

openEuler community versions are classified into Long Term Support (LTS) versions and innovation versions. openEuler supports the x86, AArch, Arm, and RISC-V architectures.

openEuler 24.03 LTS SP4 Long-Term Supported Versions

Planned EOL: 2027/03

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openEuler 24.03 LTS SP4, built on kernel 6.6, is an enhanced extension tailored for server, cloud, and AI scenarios. This release introduces new features and enhancements, including kernel optimizations, UnifiedBus SuperPoD reliability & usability, NPU slicing, rapid recovery for inference services, E2B sandboxes, intelligent O&M (diagnosis & tuning), compilers, and confidential virtual machines (CVMs). It delivers a brand-new experience to developers and users, extending its reach to broader industries.

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openEuler Embedded 26.03

openEuler Embedded 26.03, based on the full-stack IB-Robot embodied intelligence architecture, releases images for Hi3403, Hi3591 and other hardware.It provides an embodied claw for autonomous precise control, unifies access to cameras, LiDARs, microphones and other sensors via ROS 2 Driver, and supports teleoperation data collection with VR controllers and mobile devices. With tensormsg for secure message-tensor conversion, it delivers inference services for VLA and policy models. A unified actuator performs motion scheduling and trajectory execution with MoveIt 2 planning support. The robot is YAML-configurable, enabling one-click switching between simulation and physical deployment.

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openEuler 24.03 LTS SP3 Long-Term Supported Versions

Planned EOL: 2027/12

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openEuler 24.03 LTS SP3, built on Linux Kernel 6.6, introduces support for the groundbreaking UnifiedBus SuperPoD architecture. Engineered for server, cloud, and AI workloads, it delivers robust performance and scalability for next-generation digital infrastructure.

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openEuler 24.03 LTS SP1 Long-Term Supported Versions

Planned EOL: 2026/12

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openEuler 24.03 LTS SP1, an enhanced version of the 24.03 LTS release based on the 6.6 kernel, is designed for server, cloud, edge computing, and embedded deployments, offering new features and functionality for developers and users across diverse domains.

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Cloud Images
openEuler has released official images on mainstream public cloud platforms.
AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the largest cloud service provider in the world. AWS Marketplace now offers openEuler cloud images in multiple versions. Deploy your openEuler-based environments on AWS today!
Azure
Microsoft Azure—Microsoft's public cloud service platform—has earned a reputation for cutting-edge and powerful AI services. Get started with openEuler cloud images in Azure Community Images and deploy on Azure now!
Alibaba Cloud
Alibaba Cloud, Alibaba's cloud computing platform, offers a wide range of products and services. openEuler cloud images are now available in Alibaba Cloud Marketplace, giving unexceptional performance and scalability in your cloud environment.
Huawei Cloud
Huawei Cloud offers an extensive suite of cloud computing services, including Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) and Object Storage Service (OBS). Find openEuler cloud images in Huawei Cloud Marketplace and unlock the power of this open source OS!
Container Images
openEuler provides official container images.
Docker Hub
Docker Hub boasts the world's largest container image repository. Discover regularly updated base and application container images of openEuler on Docker Hub and unleash the potential of this open source OS!
Quay.io
Quay.io is one of the leading registries for building, storage, and distributing container images. Get base and application container images on Quay.io with detailed usage instructions. Start deploying openEuler now!
ISCAS
oepkgs is a public platform providing software packages and container images for openEuler and other Linux distributions. oepkgs now offers over 20,000 software packages across its mirror sites. The oepkgs community builds and tests package compatibility, and manages source code repositories across the lifecycle for all available packages.
Linux Container
Linux Container is a toolset that provides OS-level virtualization, enabling multiple isolated Linux containers to run on the same physical server while sharing the host machine's kernel. This approach is similar to deploying VMs but promises greater efficiency and lower overheads.
Windows
Running openEuler on Windows
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a Microsoft offering that enables Linux environments to directly run on Windows. Download the openEuler application for WSL on Microsoft Store to enjoy an openEuler development environment without leaving your Windows setup.Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a Microsoft offering that enables Linux environments to directly run on Windows. Download the openEuler application for WSL on Microsoft Store to enjoy an openEuler development environment without leaving your Windows setup.
MacOS
Running openEuler on MacOS
OrbStack
OrbStack is a fast and lightweight VM platform designed to run Docker containers and Linux VMs on macOS. Find the container images by the openEuler community on OrbStack here.
Virtualization
Running openEuler on VMs
Installing openEuler in VirtualBox
Oracle VirtualBox is a virtualization software originally developed by InnoTek Software and now maintained by Oracle as part of the Oracle xVM platform. To use openEuler VMs on VirtualBox, simply download and install openEuler VM images from the official openEuler software repository.
Raspberry Pi
Installing openEuler on Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is a compact single-board computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Praised for its affordability and flexibility, Raspberry Pi images are now available on the official openEuler software repository.