Deepin 20 Officially Released with New Look and Feel, Dual-Kernel Installation | Linux Today

Deepin 20 Officially Released with New Look and Feel, Dual-Kernel Installation

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Marius Nestor
Sep 11, 2020

Built on top of the latest Debian GNU/Linux 10.5 Buster release, Deepin 20 introduces a fresh new look for a more user-friendly Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE). Almost every little aspect of the interfaces was refreshed, including but not limited to the icons, animation effects, multitask view, as well as windows and dialogs, which now have unique rounded corners. The Deepin Desktop Environment now supports both light and dark themes, and comes with all the settings you need to fully customize it, including color temperature settings, transparency adjustment, as well as power and battery settings.

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Marius Nestor

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