Short History of EuroBSDCon

The inaugural conference (EuroBSDCon) was organized in 2001, November 9th till 11th, under the name BSDCon Europe 2001. It was held at the Thistle Hotel in Brighton (UK).

    "The aim of the conference is to provide a focal point for European
    users and developers of all the BSD derived operating systems. The
    format will be similar to other conferences, with 2 days of technical
    sessions over the Saturday and Sunday. The Friday is for "focus
    group" gatherings, where smaller groups of users and developers can
    meet to discuss specific aspects of the project in greater detail
    or to get more in- depth training.

    BSD enthusiasts from all around the world are welcome."

EuroBSDCon has been organized “yearly” ever since.

Previous Conferences

• 2023, September 14 - 17, University of Coimbra, Coimbra (PT)
• 2022, September 15 - 18, Vienna’s Technical University, Vienna (AT)
• 2021, September 17 - 19, Online
• 2019, September 19 - 22, Scandic Lillehammer Hotel, Lillehammer (NO)
• 2018, September 20 - 23, University Politehnica, Bucharest (RO)
• 2017, September 21 - 25, Espace Saint Martin, Paris (FR)
• 2016, September 22 - 25, Radisson Blu, Belgrade (RS)
• 2015, October 1 - 4, Stockholm University, Stockholm (SE)
• 2014, September 25 - 18, IEC, Sofia (BG)
• 2013, September 28 - 29, Hilton Conference Centre, St. Julian’s (MT)
• 2012, October 18 - 19, University of Technology, Warsaw (PL)
• 2011, October 6 - 9, Meeting Plaza, Maarssen (NL)
• 2010, October 8 - 10, Queens Hotel, Karlsruhe (DE)
• 2009, September 18 - 20, University of Cambridge, Cambridge (UK)
• 2008, October 8 - 19, University of Strasbourg, Strasbourg (FR)
• 2007, September 14 - 15, Symbion Science Park, Copenhagen (DK)
• 2006, November 10 - 12, Novotel Milano Linate Aeroporto, Milan (IT)
• 2005, November 25 - 27, University of Basel, Basel (CH)
• 2004, October 29 - 31, Queens Hotel, Karlsruhe (DE)
• 2002, November 15 - 17, Mercure Hotel, Amsterdam (NL)
• 2001, November 9 - 11, Thistle Hotel, Brighton (UK)