Community images with compressed disks now import. The community ARM64 Omarchy build ships a compressed qcow2, and the import used to stop on it with an error telling you to convert the disk yourself. Guesthouse now expands those disks while it converts, so the image it downloads installs on its own. The window stays live while a disk is imported. Unpacking an archive, converting a qcow2, and copying a prebuilt disk all ran on the main thread and left the app unresponsive for minutes. They now run off it, so the machine list, the progress, and Cancel keep working. Installation progress says which step is running. Downloading, verifying, unpacking, converting, and preparing each label their own progress bar, instead of several unlabelled passes from 0 to 100%.

Omarchy on Apple silicon. Omarchy publishes no ARM64 installer, so choosing it used to end in an error. It now downloads a community ARM64 build instead, checks it against the checksum its publisher lists, unpacks the disk out of the archive, and sizes the machine to match — no manual conversion step. Machines remember where they came from. An installed machine now shows an Installation Source card with the image's origin, file name, and checksum, so the provenance stays with the machine. Help now opens the support site.