Mageia Timeline

2023
- August
  - Mageia 9 is released.
2021
- March
  - General Assembly on IRC.
- February
  - Mageia 8 is released.
2019
- July
  - Mageia 7 updated to 7.1.
- June
  - Mageia 7 is released.
2018
- October
  - Mageia 6 updated to 6.1.
2017
- July
  - Mageia 6 is released.
- February
  - Seventh General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
2016
- December
  - Mageia 5 updated to 5.1.
- February
  - Sixth General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
2015
- June
  - Mageia 5 is released.
- February
  - Fifth General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
2014
- June
  - Mageia 4 updated to 4.1.
- February
  - Mageia 4 is released.
  - Fourth General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
2013
- May
  - Mageia 3 is released.
- February
  - Third General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
2012
- May
  - Mageia 2 is released.
- February
  - Second General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
2011
- June
  - Mageia 1 is released.
- February
  - First General Assembly during FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium.
- January
  - Build system is ready to run for the first alpha ISOs.
2010
- End of year
  - With an incredible response, first donations and discussions abound.
  - Project gets structured, governance takes slowly shape (first board, teams).
- September
  - Mageia starts as a fork of Mandriva Linux.
  - Mageia.Org is registered in Paris, France.

2023