Sorry, but I bought Proxmox 7, but it is not comparable. Incus does everything (and more) with better interface, WAY better reliability, and also not like a hundred EUR or whatever. (100 EUR is fine with me if better, but not if not better...)
Incus looks nice, though it looks to be more API driven , at least from the landing page. I can't attest to Proxmox in a production/cluster environment but (barring GPU passthrough) it's very accessible for homelab and small network.
It's been forever, but to do passthrough you need proper bios support and configuration.
* https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/pci-passthrough-arc-a380-i...
Nothing is stopping you from doing this with Proxmox, right?
The demo does take ~10m to get into a working instance.
I'm not really sure what the difference is.
So, the software versions that go into the enterprise repo are considered stable by then.
(If we're talking about Proxmox, that is.)
Proxmox has nice web GUI
[1]: https://blog.simos.info/how-to-install-and-setup-the-incus-w...
also, looking at the link you posted, it looks like incus can only do like a fraction of what proxmox can do. is that the case or is that web ui a limiting factor?
When it matures I’ll look into switching from Proxmox.