Q100701: Supported operating system compatibility list for Mari

SUMMARY

This article lists the operating systems that each version of Mari is compatible with, based on the OS they were developed and tested in. If you need to use previous versions of Mari, this will help you decide what setup you may require.

Although some Mari versions may launch in OS versions they were not originally developed on, if you run into issues using a Mari version in an unsupported OS, the Support we're able to provide may be limited. In that scenario, we'd recommend that you check whether the issue still occurs if you use the officially compatible OS version.

 

MORE INFORMATION

Mari version per OS version Linux

Windows

MacOS
Rocky/RHEL 
9
CentOS/RHEL
7
CentOS/RHEL
6
Windows 
11
Windows 
10
Windows 
7
Mac OS X 
10.14
Mac OS X 
10.10
7.5            
7.1            
7.0            
6.0             
5.0            
4.8            
4.7          
4.6  
4.6v6 - 4.6v7

4.6v1 - 4.6v5
   
4.6v2
 
4.5            
4.2            
4.1            
4.0            
3.4          

 

FURTHER READING

The full System Requirements for previous Mari versions are listed in that version's Release Notes, which can be found here:
Mari Docs: Release Notes

Previous Mari versions can be downloaded here: 
Download previous Mari releases

For guidance on installing Mari, please see:
Mari Docs: Install

 

FURTHER HELP

If you're experiencing difficulties please create a support ticket and provide us with the information requested in this article:
Q100090: Information to send Support when reporting a Mari issue

For more information on how to open a Support ticket, please refer to this article:
Q100064: How to raise a support ticket

Technical support will apply to the latest product version and any prior versions released within the previous 18 (eighteen) months. All other versions are considered unsupported. For more information please see:
Q100069: Where to find our Customer Maintenance and Support Terms

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