HestiaCP 1.10-alpha has transitioned to beta, introducing official support for Debian 13 and Ubuntu 26.04, as well as ARM64 builds through a new QEMU-driven build pipeline. The release allows for the installation of the control panel on fresh systems and upgrades from older versions, although users are cautioned against deploying it in production environments until the final version is released. The update also features a new package naming format that simplifies package management across different architectures. Additionally, the build process has been automated to compile packages for both AMD64 and ARM64, significantly enhancing the development workflow while acknowledging the longer build times due to emulation

HestiaCP 1.10-alpha Hits Beta with Debian 13, Ubuntu 26.04, and ARM64 Builds

HestiaCP 1.10-alpha has landed on the beta apt server, bringing official support for Debian 13 and Ubuntu 26.04 to the open-source control panel. The release also delivers a major behind-the-scenes overhaul with a QEMU-driven build pipeline that finally enables ARM64 packages to compile directly from standard x86-64 hardware. While the installer scripts now recognize the new codenames, the team is clear that this is strictly a testing channel, so you should keep it off production boxes until the final version ships.

HestiaCP 1.10-alpha Hits Beta with Debian 13, Ubuntu 26.04, and ARM64 Builds @ Linux Compatible