Distrobox Subsystem To address the issue of missing software packages or unsuitable versions in the root community repository, deepin has integrated the Distrobox solution, offering Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, and Fedora subsystem images in the store. Users can download and install the required subsystems from the store and quickly launch them via desktop or launcher icons to install and run the software they need or to set up a development environment. At the time of the deepin 25 Preview release, there were the following considerations for the subsystem: It should be noted that currently, there is a known issue with ...Read more

I. Review During the deepin 15 era, DDE utilized Mutter as a compositor-enabled window manager and Metacity as a compositor-disabled window manager. Mutter was designed for high-performance devices, while Metacity was intended for low-performance devices. In the deepin 20 era, DDE switched to KWin as the window manager. Since KWin has a built-in mode to disable the compositor, DDE also abandoned the option of using Metacity as an alternative window manager.   II. Pain Points Based on experience reports collected from the community, the vast majority of users are dissatisfied with screen scaling, and some users are unhappy with the ...Read more

The deepin 25 Preview introduces the brand-new Solid (deepin Inmutable System), which comprehensively enhances stability and security from the system's core to everyday use.   What is Solid? The Solid (deepin Inmutable System) focuses on the stability and security of the system. It provides users with a stable, reliable, and easy-to-maintain experience through technologies such as read-only protection, atomic updates, and snapshot management. Read-only Protection The Solid (deepin Inmutable System) configures the core directories in read-only mode, preventing unauthorized alterations. Whether it's malicious software or accidental operations, nothing can corrupt the core system files. This fundamentally eliminates system anomalies due ...Read more

As the most mainstream and high-frequency productivity tool, the PC terminal's operating system carries extensive scenarios, data, and skills for users. With the advent of the generative AI wave, new technological architectures, interaction models, and ecosystems demand that operating systems take on greater responsibilities. This calls for a new generation of operating system products—AIOS—to address the new impacts brought by artificial intelligence and to implement the new concepts and influences of generative AI. On December 10, the 2024 China Operating System Conference, themed “Innovation and Truth-Seeking,” was grandly held in Beijing. At the event, UOS AI 2.0 was officially released, bringing ...Read more