Deepin 15 Alpha 2 Released With Many System Changes

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Deepin 15 Alpha 2 Released With Many System Changes

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 30 November 2015 at 07:27 AM EST. 5 Comments

The developers behind the Deepin Linux distribution announced their 15 Alpha 2 release this weekend, which they've tagged "a different Deepin for you."

Deepin 15 Alpha 2 features a brand new system architecture to deliver better performance/resources for its unique desktop, a new window manager is at play, the Deepin Store has been simplified, and much more.

All of the details about Deepin 15 Alpha 2 can be found via the official release announcement at Deepin.org.

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