$ cubic images --help
List VM images
Examples:
$ cubic images
Name OS Tags Arch Cached
Arch Linux archlinux rolling, stable, latest amd64 no
Debian 12 debian 12, bookworm amd64 no
Debian 13 debian 13, trixie, stable, latest amd64 yes
Fedora 43 fedora 43 amd64 no
Fedora 44 fedora 44, stable, latest amd64 no
[...]
Ubuntu 24.04 ubuntu 24.04, noble amd64 no
Ubuntu 26.04 ubuntu 26.04, resolute, stable, latest amd64 yes
[...]
Use the OS to get the stable release, or add a tag to pick another one,
so ubuntu:26.04, ubuntu:resolute and ubuntu:latest are the same image.
Every distribution carries two extra tags. The tag latest is the newest
release and the tag stable is the newest long term release, which is the
last LTS for Ubuntu and the current stable for Debian. A rolling release
such as archlinux:rolling has no version and uses the same image for both.
Releases without security updates are hidden. Use --all to show them.
Use --arch to list the images of another architecture.
Usage: cubic images [OPTIONS]
Options:
-a, --all
Show all images, including EOL releases
--arch <amd64|arm64>
Show images of this architecture, defaults to the host architecture
-v, --verbose
Increase logging output
-q, --quiet
Reduce logging output
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')