SUSE back in the release set, and Raspberry Pi joins it
SLES 15 and openSUSE Leap 15.6 are verified and released again for both products, Raspberry Pi OS is built as a Debian package, and POWER and IBM Z builds are available on request.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 and openSUSE Leap 15.6 are verified for both products and in the released set from 1.9.3 / 1.25.6 onwards. The certification run on Leap 15.6 is also what turned up two installer faults that had been waiting there for a SUSE system to find: a tar installation that wrote its systemd unit where SUSE does not keep units, and an installer that stopped on a host whose name did not resolve. Both are fixed.
Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit joins as a Debian package on ARM64 - the same product, built and certified the same way, on hardware that costs less than the licence.
POWER and IBM Z builds of Debian 13 and the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 family are in the matrix as experimental targets, built under emulation and verified the same way as the rest. They are not published as routine releases, but they exist and are available on request.
Every platform package is built in a clean image of that platform, installed in a clean system of it, upgraded in place over the previous release, started under systemd and exercised with jobs before it is published. The test report sits beside every package in the portal.