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Deepin 15.7 Ships With Power/Performance Optimizations, NVIDIA PRIME Support

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 20 August 2018 at 02:37 PM EDT. 7 Comments

A big update is available today of the Debian-based Deepin Linux distribution.

Deepin 15.7 is the project's new release under their new versioning scheme. Deepin 15.7 features a smaller footprint for its ISO, laptop power optimizations yielding a standby time up to 20% longer, lower memory consumption, NVIDIA PRIME support, and a variety of bug fixes and other improvements to this desktop-focused Linux distribution.

More details on Deepin 15.7 via Deepin.org.

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