DEEPIN: is the MOST BEAUTIFUL Linux desktop GOOD?

[@TheLinuxEXP]

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[@TheExileFox]

Hold your horses man! Deepin Screenshot is currently broken on Manjaro

[@animeshots7406]

Deepin never copy windows. It's came first so he don't but i think windows 11 copy pop os and deepin desktop effects...

[@hanzofuma]

You should say that windows 11 is inspired from Deepin DE because this DE was available in deepin 15 even before Microsoft announcing their windows 11

[@kamkamkamkamkamkamkamkam]

yeah dude, I remember going crazy when Windows 11 was announced from how much it looked like Deepin

[@joryllrobert2664]

Exactly

[@b1zzler]

@@kamkamkamkamkamkamkamkam windows 11 started as windows 10x around 2019 when deepin had a MacOS style dock

[@krazymeanie]

New windows version don't get magically made the time they are announced. They are already made at most two - three years prior.

[@animeshots7406]

Yes you are right

[@WilburJaywright]

“…which means you need to press Ctrl+L to edit the path bar manually.” *DUDE!* I have wanted to know how to do that for ages! Thanks.

[@methamphetamememcmeth3422]

I didn't think you could do that until a year ago, when I first started daily driving GNOME. I was a KDE person before. And guess where I learned about this Crtl+L shortcut? Right here from this guy lmao.

[@RedCocoon]

Lmao same, idk how I didn't know this!

[@reoencarcelado5904]

To everyone reading this: I learned that shortcut in the "Introduction to Linux"-course that is offered[/sponsored] by the Linux Foundation. As far as I know it works in *all* Linux file-managers. (For example: In the "Introduction to Linux" course, when they were showing you that shortcut and teaching you that shortcut, in the demonstration-video they were showing that shortcut being done in Ubuntu with the Gnome desktop-environment, but it (ie. the shortcut) also works-in Fedora and OpenSUSE, and it's also worked for me in Linux-Mint with the "Cinnamon" and "Mate" (ie. Continuation of Gnome-version-2) and "XFCE" desktop-environments, and Manjaro with the "KDE" desktop-environment. And in my [current] daily-driver: "EndeavourOS"-Linux with the "KDE" desktop-environment). Edit: @Wilbur-Jaywright's--of-below: I dunno what link you were asking for, but KZbin has deleted-automatically a total of 5-times my reply to your post (in which I copy-pasted the webpage-link to the main-page about the Course as well as the Zdnet article that announces the course and/or talks about the course). You'll need to go to the Linux-Foundation website to find more-info about the course. Also: Thankyou for the Happy-4th-of-July wishes :-) .

[@WilburJaywright]

@@reoencarcelado5904 Nice! Link? (and happy Fourth!)

[@2genes585]

also F6

[@andromydous]

A log of people get bent out of shape when a distro's DE looks like Windows, or Mac, and I don't understand why. No one's making them use that specific distro. Besides, the great thing about Linux (as I keep saying) is it's many many choice availability. That includes the ability to have your desktop look similar to another OS. Also, you can't fool me, Mirror Nick (aka Other Nick). I know it's you. The different filming location (different from what we normally see) is a dead give away.

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Shhhh you're going to ruin everything!

[@andromydous]

@@TheLinuxEXP Lol!

[@SirLightfire]

I initially picked KDE _because_ I could re-use my muscle memory from windows (task bar with a start button, window buttons on top right, etc.) I stuck with KDE because it's a solid DE with good support and apps

[@andromydous]

@@SirLightfire My philosophy is that you should use what ever works for you. If it's a distro that looks like what you're used to using, then use it. If you're someone who wants a completely different experience, then do that. Me......I just got tired of distro hopping and landed on Pop OS. Most of the time my DE isn't what I'm looking at anyways. I watch videos/video streams, I play games, and I'm currently teaching myself how to code. If I can do those things, I don't really care what my DE looks like.

[@andromydous]

@ino Nope. If you don't like it, then don't read it.

[@theena]

All these DEs are nice and all, but using them for a couple of days reminds me why KDE is amazing.

[@samuelaponte4225]

Same

[@godtable]

I was big fun of Deepin but I got tired of the endless cycle of making and braking. Once a release became really great and stable they destroy everything for something new.

[@michadybczak4862]

I had the same.

[@Octavian-R]

Deepin next year will launch v23 with wayland support and newer repos and some redesign, it’s potential is really good

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Nice!

[@Masqueey]

These reviews are fantastic! I love how in-depth you go and complete you review all the aspects, thanks for making these!

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@hyperspeed1313]

Since the last time you looked at it, Deepin's desktop has definitely improved, but I really miss the older app theming. The flat design doesn't work for me. I still have an old iso of Deepin with that previous look because I liked it so much

[@vulc1]

i use deepin the old deepin too i love the dock and the control bar that opens to the side

[@CaNTBREaKCHRiS]

Deepin v20 pre-dates Windows 11, therefor Windows 11 is Deepin inspired… not the other way around. 😏

[@bardlezbgardlez175]

I used Deepin as my main OS for two years, starting in 2014. It really was something special back then. The dock + the right side control center panel was amazing. It used to be touted as the future of the Linux desktop, and "the most beautiful Linux desktop on Earth." They had to go and mess with the UI, and now they're just lost in the crowd. If this is a look someone likes, they'd be better off just copying it with Plasma.

[@inscrutablemungus4143]

Yeah, not really for me. Either XFCE or OpenBox all the way. The best GUI is the one that completely stays out of the way till you need it.

[@hermannschaefer4777]

Menu bars are a must. Apps missing a decent menu bar, whether as a global or a local variant, don't make it to any of my machines.

[@Marhan93]

11:30 this is my biggest pet peeve with both MacOS and Linux compared to Windows. Holy hell the path bar is so much better in explorer

[@LunaCoco]

Deepin and Ubuntu Kylin are great distros, and their desktops of Deepin and UKUI are pretty great looking for what they are. The only issues with them is that they're stylized as Windows and are very plainly aimed for people who know Chinese, the second of which really holds them back.

[@fgsaramago]

Not sure why theyd be held back. Theres already plenty of distros focusing on English speakers

[@animeshots7406]

Yes bro i am agree with you

[@marvinmokua]

it's not Windows 11 inspired, Deepin looked like that for years, I personally felt that Windows 11 ripped off Deepin and not the other way around

[@fernandozornosa6398]

Pros: graphical envoirment amazing Debían base The dock and task manager Cons : translation support Software store (slow load,lag) Deepin a great chinesse distro Is between harmony,iOS for Ipad and w11 thanks for your video.

[@Link4750]

I’m working in an after-school education center in China currently, and our office staff uses Deepin… except our higher ups, who use Windows 10 for convenience apparently. I’ve had issues with Dark mode as you mentioned; many apps’ text just don’t show up with Dark mode, so many of my colleagues just keep Light mode on. Headphones with mics also are hit or miss with drivers working properly. Deepin was my first dive into Linux to be honest, so I’ve learned a lot from using it. I’ve also learned that no one I work with knows their way around Linux devices, and updating packages or the OS breaks the GUI lol I’ve forced myself to learn the terminal to fix many issues.

[@akza0729]

It does look pretty. The frost glassy blur effect is very nice.

[@connortoth4362]

"Fashion and efficient are not the names I'd use" SHADE. Love your tasteful and subtle Windows shade, honey!

[@nevoyu]

The full screen app menu reminds me more of Unity's Scopes, which once I figured those out I actually quite liked.

[@BillyNoMates1974]

Ubuntu DDE was a biit flaky for me and Deepin was a bit more polished out of the two. However I had to update to a nightly build to get the sound card working as the kernel is old. Back to Elementary OS for me as that just worked and was more lighter on memory, cpu and install space

[@idtyu]

It works very well in Fedora, just install deepin desktop and it works perfectly

[@yohaneschristianp]

In my opinion, elementary is quite bad too, KDE for me.

[@BillyNoMates1974]

@@yohaneschristianp that's what I like about Linux. So many different desktop environments to choose from

[@BillyNoMates1974]

@ca5 funny you say that. ive just gone to Fedora 36 and I really like it

[@asdf51501]

Firefox user here! :D Deepin does look good, maybe I'll switch to it from Cinnamon at some point, though I am pretty happy with Cinnamon.

[@Gatsu563]

11:19 TIL you can edit the path bar manually by pressing Ctrl+L. Thank-you! That's indeed really annoying you can't just click on it. And it works in Firefox too just like when you press F6.

[@ClassyOnionUK]

Congratulations on 200k.

[@thomaslechner1622]

I LOVE my Ubuntu DDE!! Stable & shiny look!

[@leonidas14775]

They apparently have a version for arm32, could be a good OS for unsupported chromebooks

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Nice!

[@vicyoslinuxofficial2607]

I like Deepin, but the problem is that everything on it is large. The title bar, the borders, the icons, the popup windows, etc. And some applications won't go along with the Deepin title bar, Telegram, for example.

[@TheLinuxEXP]

You can reduce the scale in the settings, but yeah, the theme isn't consistent

[@lucassantossj]

To be fair, Telegram uses it's own title bar in every desktop, even in Windows.

[@syeedahmed6635]

your sponsor plugin is really underrated... better than Linus tech tips 😅... as usual great video 🔥

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Thanks 😁

[@methamphetamememcmeth3422]

I prefer LTT ones. They feel like memes at this point and I love it.

[@MyReviews_karkan]

Deepin is a "I love this for the first 20 minutes then I get bored after, and want to install KDE back" kind of desktop to me.

[@jd31068]

I am impressed with the UX/UI though I prefer to use the Ubuntu version, cause well China.

[@livingroom1381]

You are on KZbin and have a google acct, and you are worried about an open source app from China. logic pls

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

Your using google to coment this they steal more of your data than deepin ever would

[@usrbinluna]

Deepin is great and all, the stability, the design consistency, etc. Until you realize the latest release uses Ubuntu 14.04/16.04 repositories, and updating them makes the system unbootable.

[@belkacemseddiki1174]

Oh my goodness ! This Linux desktop seems so nice and responsive. I think I'll put it in one of my partitions instead of Ubuntu Mate I rarely use. Sure that won't be a waste of time. Merci pour ton évaluation. Cheers Nick ✌️

[@user-xe6sm4jv8f]

It so happened that I tried Deepin for the first time just a couple of days ago, and it's, like... it feels very...not ready to use? Like, for example, you just can't set your mouse cursor speed exactly how you'd want to, it's always either too fast or too slow. And for some reason there are two separate keyboard settings? Both of them can set up different layouts for one language (QWERTY, Dvorak, Colemak etc.), but only one of them can actually set up a different input *language*. Oh, and the shortcut to switch between those is CTRL+Shift, which I've never encountered in my life and which I also find slightly annoying. I hope that the devs will get their payment, because the distro actually has some potential to be a very nice home PC operating system...

[@AdamDymitruk]

Thank you for doing the distro hopping for me :)

[@TheLinuxEXP]

You're welcome ;)

[@labonnelambda58]

I'm clearly better with KDE. I have too much features I need on it, and I already make it perfect.

[@repsajmuziek_5805]

Same

[@kon_radar]

What's wrong with "efficient"? A taskbar at the bottom is a great thing. I can close windows without looking, I just move the cursor to the corner without worrying that I move the cursor too far. Browser tabs touch the upper edge of the screen, I can switch easily without focusing my eyes on the top bar. Again, without moving my mouse too far. The same with the Windows taskbar at the bottom. The two bottom corners also have its functions.

[@7th_project]

@9:10 imagine this on Gnome Overview; individual virtual desktop wallpapers is a freaking dream, I wish gnome still cared about those type of personality touches.

[@vladimirdelima2519]

great review! I love the Deepin look! There's a project using deepin UI on ubuntu. Mais ce qui m'a le plus surpris c'est de savoir que tu est français!

[@AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Nick. If it suits someone great. Not for me though. Pop's COSMIC is still the best WM/DE for my workflow.

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Cosmic is amazing!

[@MaxDad7]

I know you're being modest, but your English is extremely good. It's actually gotten better over the last couple of years. You have a few words every once in a while that are odd, like "hesitate", but I eventually figured out the word. Lol

[@KuruGDI]

_Less configurable than KDE_ is like _A high mountain that is smaller than Mount Everest_ I would sort it under _more than likely_

[@luckyowl10]

DEEPIN looks nice out of the box, but it's a bit too colorful and with a bit too many animations. It has a feeling of Windows 11. I think KDE Plasma overall looks better, it's lightweight, but it's a bit buggy at times. Gnome is pretty stable, hate the default layout, it's pretty heavy, but it's the single DE I can say has pretty stable Wayland implementation. I have hope in the Cosmic shell from Pop OS!, it looks polished, has most of the things you want without needing extensions. If they bring Wayland support as good as Gnome and make it a bit more lightweight, it might be one of the best DE.

[@_ianjms]

Deepin is as beautiful as your new shooting background. Love your new shoot location Nick! And great video as always 💖

[@ozrencupac]

Btw deepin had the centered panel icons before windows 11

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

I think windows stole the idea from deepin

[@kylenorris9585]

Deepin darkmode is sick

[@stranded_mariner7695]

I tried it once, and had a lot of issues with themes and out of date apps, so I tried to install snap, can't do that, then flatpak, can do that but again issues with the theme, had to install the theme for flatpak and had some stability issues, wasn't my cup of tea.

[@pedroseoane]

For me, a small thing that not desktop was capable of recreate, windows or any Linux is the font subrendering of OS X, I use windows and Ubuntu all the day but I miss that fonts, if you have issues reading without glasses that subrendering is a help to avoid eye strength, maybe you as a UI focused user could understand this. And... Pop OS uses Wayland now? PD: your accent isn't that strong... but I'm from Spain also not native 🤔 I studied french years ago but enough to visit Orly a week haha

[@braelinmichelus]

No, Pop!_OS doesn't use Wayland... yet. System76 made their own implementation of 1:1 trackpad gesture support. Their still one of the only holdouts still hanging on to X11... which I appreciate. As much as Wayland looks really cool with smooth gestures and the promise to be better than X. I'm all for new code, and replacing the old with the new. But Wayland just isn't 100% their yet... I still see screen-tearing all the time, screen capture is all but non-existent, and plenty of apps,' especially games just don't work outside of X11. And that's saying nothing on hardware acceleration... I'll end this little diatribe with: I look forward to a better future with Wayland... but I'm still gonna wait it out till it's 100% as good as X11... and them some.

[@LionsGateCorp]

Really enjoyed this vid, your humour and delivery were top notch. Little things, big difference.

[@planetnexu]

love the new video setup btw

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Thanks!

[@planetnexu]

@@TheLinuxEXP no problem, and good job :D

[@NotteShock]

4:22 I think you can make a video where you talks in a thick French accent 😆 by the way your english sounding is way better than me talking in a half Asian and half British accent

[@HopliteSecurity]

Whoa this was totally awesome. I had no idea about this. Thanks a million for making this video and sharing your knowledge 🐱: 💖

[@BernardoHenriquez]

Firefox for ever :).... deeping looks good but is laggy, it use be better when they were using deepin-,wm instead of kwim-wm, the dock before the new one use to be better for me, more simple

[@fabienmargerie6815]

Naann!!!.... You are a frenchman too!! I didn't heard any french accent in your pronounciation, i'm impressed!! It will be easier for me sometimes to ask you questions about linux in french when my english will be too limited. I'm a great fan of linux world!! Vivement la sortie de mint 21!... Avant que je perde patience et que je passe à kali. En attendant je suis sur distrowatch, et vient de découvrir le php "hello world"!! On est loin des to 16 thomson avec des disquettes de mon école... Ou alors des 54k avec cd aol à 3 milliards la demi heure... Le monde est grand!! So see you later et j'ai hate de vous retrouver et ce n'est pas parce que vous etes a "frenchman"... lol

[@pvcr3ator338]

At the end of 2019 I had tested a beta version of the deepin 20 project. How exactly was the fashion mode inspired by windows 11, the beta version of which was leaked a year and a half later?

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

Great vid. Watched till the end

[@TheLinuxEXP]

You're fast!

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

@@TheLinuxEXP thats what my girlfriend said too. What a coincidence !!

[@momolamm]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@enkiimuto1041]

I like deepin DE whenever I see it on youtube. I really appreciate it. But whenever I try to use it, it just feels... cluttered, I can't quite explain. Still hope the project grows, though.

[@ArniesTech]

Never actually took a closer look at Deepin but I might give it a quick visit 💪😉

[@Xontaro]

Yeah, it would be great if Deepin would improve on their translations and application naming. Every time I tried their desktop environment, their translations and inconsistent capitalization really threw me off.

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

Its targeted at non enlish speakers witch is good becouse most linux distros really onky work good in english and using another language gives a bad experience with almost everything still in english

[@Xontaro]

​@@definitlynotbenlente7671 I don't know what you are talking about, I've previously setup Ubuntu and Zorin in German for my relatives and the translations were perfectly alright. I would guess that I would have a similar experience with all major desktop environments. While yes, Deepins developers are predominantly Chinese, English is the most spoken language on this planet, and they really should put in the work, if they haven't done so already.

[@webxorcist]

Using a Chinese distro these days, I would have like to see if and what it sends home.

[@edwardsruss]

I just want to say I am new to linux and I am really enjoying your channel.

[@dbadaddy7386]

The first computer I bought came with a manual that combined both DOS and CP/M instructions and for which English was clearly at best a third language for the engineer that wrote the manual. Don't sweat your English.

[@7th_project]

@ 9:08 Live separate wallpapers /Gnome & KDE should definitely use

[@rytisliaucys3444]

I have tried Deepin enough times to come to a conclusion that ufortunately - it's all just eye candy. From a function menu - it's too unstable, buggy, crashy and laggy. Not to mention the consistent issue with slow download speeds due to bad mirros. I would not recommend it for daily use.

[@DeepinGamingAX]

Sorry about that except for few things found it much stable than most distros...has been dailly driver for 6 years now. want latest get flatpak....

[@mcgullible5212]

4:22 Accurate David Revoy impression.

[@MW-mn1el]

Gnome and KDE with some extensions and tweaking looks just as good as Deepin. And much better animations and transitions with app overview, workspace and gestures. In my book, if someone like gaming and neon color, then Garuda KDE Dragonized edition looks best out of the box, and more clean then Deepin.

[@VinnyUnion]

@Selmon bhoi's Driver wouldn't be fun otherwise, or would it?

[@vanntile]

Loved how you switched to french accent for the lols

[@isuruthiwanka2595]

It's been 4 years around since I started to use Deepin

[@SpecialAgentBillMaxwell]

I've used this in the past but dropped it because I just can't convince myself it's safe. I can't imagine putting sensitive info into it. I will give it credit though for being slick with graphics. I wish other distros tried so hard. The only graphical glitch I noticed consistently was its tendency to chop words apart in labels. You can kind of see one at 14:58. "Developing has never b---een so easy." Deepin does that all the time. It's baffling.

[@Aditya-ny8ur]

2:20 "the floating layout is more Windows 11 inspired" Wrong. It has been this way before Windows 11 became a thing

[@a4e69636b]

Great video. Thank you for it. Deepin is a very nice looking distro. I might try it one day.

[@earthling_parth]

I had heard about Deepin being the most beautiful DE on Linux and apart from some bugs, HOLY SHIT it's beautiful 😍

[@marcelo403]

a bit harsh criticism on the app repository, no? it is just a plain Debian stable, which has its vantages as well. With the ability to install newer software as flatpaks, I find it to be a matter of preference (stability or access to latest features).

[@TheLinuxEXP]

There's less things than in Debian stable, and even so, shipping apps that have 3 years of updates missing just seems very weird when you could ship them with a flatpak and solve that!

[@diamondwhite5208]

I've used gnome for several months and I didn't know you could type in the nautilus address bar with ctrl+L. Why anyone thought this was intuitive is beyond me.

[@marcelocaetanomello7340]

The whole OS is awesome. Nevertheless, some of the few things a dislike are the lack of technical documentation and user support. There's no way of finding any documentation about its weird automatic partition scheme.

[@AaronTechnic]

“I am just a Frenchman” *french stereotypes intensifies*

[@TheLinuxEXP]

Baguette!

[@AaronTechnic]

@@TheLinuxEXP Croissant!

[@jan-lukas]

I hope this new filming location is not just you on vacation but will stay this way!

[@TheLinuxEXP]

It's my sunroom, so expect more videos there!

[@TheContrariann]

Wow ! It's beautiful, feels good! 👏👍👍 If you fix all the issues, it could be a strong contender to Windows and Apple's OS Interface !

[@julioprado7676]

As usual, great video!

[@konishiwoi]

It might be odd but one of my favourite thing about deepin is the screenshot tool, and then the cohesiveness

[@TheLinuxEXP]

It's a great tool!

[@andromydous]

Completely off topic so deserving of a different comment area. Back in the day, if memory serves, Linux distros like Mint, OpenSuse, Fedora, and etc were backed mostly by their parent enterprise company. I was trying to show my wife what distros and what DE's are. Everywhere I looked, it was like I was looking at a racing car, or a sports stadium. What the hell happened? I know I took about an 8 year break from Linux (for reasons not applicable to my question). But, damn, it's like I had been away from it for 100 years. In case it wasn't clear, I kept finding distros that had, what appeared to be, sponsors.

[@synen]

Im not one of those freaks that only uses Open Source software etc, but if there is one thing I dont trust is Chinese software, particularly an OS.

[@daveamies5031]

200K subs 🎉

[@Alan-zf2tt]

My take on Deepin when I tried it earlier this year is that it seems a great system to use in education. For primary schools and kids in 5 to 14 years age group. If so it would explain the walled garden that, to me, underpins Deepin. The coolness of a Mac OS with the fall back to a Windows-like OS all within a usable and manageable network environment. It looks cool enough for school kids and as school kids mature it can easily be replaced with something similar but more adult like,. for example, MX21 I admit that MX21 is my daily use distro (apart from when I use other ones)

[@MaxDad7]

I've always pictured EndlessOS as the best for children, but never thought of Deepin that way. Interesting.

[@Alan-zf2tt]

@@MaxDad7 Deepin, in my opinion, caters for safer networked computers easily maintained that look good and have an intuitive working method for users

[@BUDA20]

the Efficient mode looks more productive to me, the floating things and transparencies just add distractions

[@tordjarv3802]

The only acceptable background in deepin is Winnie the Pooh

[@tabnumlock7790]

I just tried Deepin 20.8 in a VM (the desktop effects do work). If it had been able to find my Brother printer, I might have switched from Zorin. Zorin and Deepin are really the only non ugly distros I've seen.

[@ohwow2074]

My goddddd this is the most beautiful desktop environment I've ever seen only second to Cutefish DE (my number 1). It looks insaaaaane.

[@hirechbaghdadbelkheir3689]

The only French guy i like, after baguette Joking of course, you are one of the best youtubers i know, keep going on

[@jyvben1520]

does deepin allow you to look at panda movies ?

[@mirage809]

Deepin is a pretty desktop indeed, if a bit rough around some of the edges. I'm guessing that the outdated versions of software in the app store are a result of the distro being based on Debian's stable branch? That distro does like to ship well tested versions of software instead of the latest and greatest. Not a bad thing per say, having assured stability is nice for certain tasks. Not sure if it's great for the desktop however.

[@TheParcelDude]

As always a very goog video, Nick :) You sure know what to look for when testing Distros 😌 Hhhmmm... Deepin does sound interesting but it seem somehow...off. I tried it a couple months ago but I couldn't warm up to it. On the other hand, when I switched to Linux half a year ago, KDE and even Gnome (though unusal for a former Windows user, it is really well designed!) felt straight like being finally at "home" 🤷‍♂

[@ferrotux8330]

How is Deepin doing with the privacy issues from the past?

[@eric_eagle]

If beauty follows form, and form follows function, then ultimately the most beautiful DE is the one that has both broad compatibility and gets out of your way to let you work.

[@mavfan1]

Which will differ for everyone.

[@ayikart]

I would just use kde and customize it to look like Deepin.

[@WilburJaywright]

“…and a webcam tool” was not initially accompanied by a shown window. Idk if it was a mistake, though my first thought was that maybe he just doesn’t want to show his face. Understandable.

[@OSCrustacean]

I've been a Linux user for 8 years and I only just learned about the hold super to drag when you said that it wasn't present in Deepin :/

[@ericdanielski4802]

Nice overview.

[@MateuszPietryga]

11:40 I can name one - THE one: Andre Klapper says so. What do I win?

[@5Hydroxytryptophan]

I really loved Deepin 15 on Manjaro.. Deepin 20 has way less charm. I eventually got annoyed by this constant stream of redoing or braking things and switched to KDE.