Deepin Linux has officially launched version 25.0.10, packed with enhancements aimed at improving user experience and system performance. The file manager has received significant updates, featuring automatic scrolling, group display options for better organization, pinned tabs for a streamlined workflow, and enhanced visual feedback to help users identify selected files more easily.
The Deepin App Store has also been revamped, showcasing a more modern layout that presents information clearly. Users can now easily sort applications by name, and the new version supports running Wine applications directly within its interface, thanks to added Qt5/Qt6 compatibility.
User experience in the Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) has also been optimized. Taskbar icons are now more responsive, and changes to the wake-up logic post-sleep have made logins smoother. The control center has new tools for developers, allowing for finer control over system log levels and read-only protection toggles, which enhance system security during troubleshooting.
Moreover, the release introduces an innovative AI-powered screenshot tool capable of extracting text from images and providing contextual summaries. Input method aficionados will appreciate the inclusion of the 98-Wubi input method, alongside a new business-themed visual customization option.
In addition to these features, the release addresses various bugs that had affected system stability during startup and file management tasks, contributing to an overall more reliable operating system.
Users can download the latest version and explore the full changelog for a comprehensive list of updates and improvements. Looking ahead, the Deepin development team appears committed to continually refining the user experience and expanding the functionality of the platform. Future updates may focus on integrating more advanced features, improving compatibility with third-party applications, and enhancing overall system performance
The Deepin App Store has also been revamped, showcasing a more modern layout that presents information clearly. Users can now easily sort applications by name, and the new version supports running Wine applications directly within its interface, thanks to added Qt5/Qt6 compatibility.
User experience in the Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) has also been optimized. Taskbar icons are now more responsive, and changes to the wake-up logic post-sleep have made logins smoother. The control center has new tools for developers, allowing for finer control over system log levels and read-only protection toggles, which enhance system security during troubleshooting.
Moreover, the release introduces an innovative AI-powered screenshot tool capable of extracting text from images and providing contextual summaries. Input method aficionados will appreciate the inclusion of the 98-Wubi input method, alongside a new business-themed visual customization option.
In addition to these features, the release addresses various bugs that had affected system stability during startup and file management tasks, contributing to an overall more reliable operating system.
Users can download the latest version and explore the full changelog for a comprehensive list of updates and improvements. Looking ahead, the Deepin development team appears committed to continually refining the user experience and expanding the functionality of the platform. Future updates may focus on integrating more advanced features, improving compatibility with third-party applications, and enhancing overall system performance
Deepin 25.0.10 released
Deepin Linux 25.0.10 has been released with several updates designed to make the operating system smoother and more efficient. The file manager has undergone a comprehensive overhaul, featuring automatic scrolling, group display options, pinned tabs, and improved visual feedback to help users navigate directories more easily. Additionally, the app store now displays information in an updated format, while the Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) feels snappier with responsive taskbar icons and improved login times after sleep. The new version also includes AI-powered screenshot tools, input method integrations, and bug fixes to address stability issues related to system startup and ongoing file management tasks.
