The fourth Bi-eekly Technical Progress Report in 2025 has been released. This edition comprehensively reviews the work progress made by deepin technical teams over the past two weeks, while also outlining work plans for the upcoming two weeks.

This report aims to provide comprehensive updates for all enthusiasts and followers of deepin, enabling our community to better follow the system's development and actively participate in its evolution. For any feedback or suggestions, feel free to post at Deepin Community Forum.

DDE(deepin Desktop Environment)

Progress

Over the past two weeks, efforts have focused on defect fixes, and the project has now entered code freeze. Key updates include:

  • Migrated dde-session to Qt 6, removing dependencies on pre-installed Qt 5 translation tools and Qt Designer.
  • Optimized the DDE Uninstall Service for immutable environments, resolving failures in specific scenarios.
  • Fix Launcher and Taskbar not displaying on the same screen in some boundary cases.
    Fix the problem that dragging the Taskbar quickly when the Launcher is displayed may cause incomplete display of the Taskbar.
  • Began migration of deepin-face to Qt 6.8 (ongoing; remaining work will resume post-deepin 25 Alpha release).
  • Audited internationalization (i18n) translations across projects and integrated pending text updates.

Plans

  • Ensure smooth release of deepin 25 Alpha.
  • Continue defect resolution and feature development.

 

System Development

Progress

  • Addressed CVE security vulnerabilitiesthrough updates.
  • Upgraded NVIDIA 570 driver
  • Bulk updates for upstream packages, including tex, lisp, and erlang
  • Hardware adaptation support:
    • UltraRays UR-DP1000
    • Horizon RDX-X5
  • Enabled Qt 6.8 WebEnginesupport for loong64 and riscv64

Plans

  • Continue software package maintenance and upgrades.
  • Prioritize CVE vulnerability remediation.

 

Linux Kernel

Progress

  • Updated base code for the 6.6 branch to version 6.6.81.
  • Revised build configurations for specific architectures and optimized hardware compatibility.
  • Changed the default traffic control scheduling algorithm to Fair-Queue Controlled Delay (fq_codel) to improve responsiveness under high network loads.
  • Fixed an issue where closing the lid or frequent use of the Fn+F5 shortcut on Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G6/7+ series devices could trigger unexpected shutdowns.
  • Enhanced stability for Realtek RTL8922A network cards.
  • Preliminary integration of UniCore platform support patches.
  • Enabled exFAT filesystem support for MIPS platforms.
  • Resolved a rare warning: kmem_cache of name 'bio-108' already exists in specific edge cases.

 

If you're interested in contributing to deepin's development, feel free to join the following groups to discuss with fellow contributors:

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