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Last night, Canonical released the first snapshot of its upcoming operating system, codenamed Resolute Raccoon. The list of available distributions in the WSL project's repository traditionally includes only stable, long-term supported versions of Ubuntu. 26.04 will be an LTS, and it will be added to the list in April next year, after the official release.
Canonical has announced support for packages optimized for the v3 CPU architecture. Starting with Ubuntu 25.10 (currently in testing), it’s now possible to install and update packages built for this architecture.
At the moment, v3 packages are still being rebuilt, so not all of them are available yet. Testing is also incomplete, and users who upgrade may encounter some issues, these will be addressed by the time Ubuntu 26.04 LTS is released.