Deepin 15.9 Released With Usability Improvements, Bug Fixes

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Deepin 15.9 Released With Usability Improvements, Bug Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 16 January 2019 at 08:20 AM EST. 4 Comments

The popular China-based Deepin Linux distribution derived from Debian and featuring its own Qt5-based desktop environment is out today with version 15.9.

The Deepin 15.9 release features support for multi-gestures for touchscreen devices, on-screen keyboard support for the Deepin Desktop Environment, smarter mirror/repository selection, power management improvements, and a lot of bug fixing from the Deepin Desktop Environment components to lower down the stack.

Those interested in learning more about Deepin 15.9 can visit Deepin.org.

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