Deepin 25 Preview: A Sleek Redesign with Major Under-the-Hood Changes
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Deepin, a distro known for its emphasis on delivering a visually stunning user experience, has released a preview of its upcoming Deepin 25 release. Powered by the latest and greatest Linux kernel 6.12 and based on the stable’s Debian 12 branch, it offers a glimpse of what’s to come shortly.
And let me tell you—the changes are significant—some might even call them fundamental—as they reshape the operating system’s functions. Here’s what I mean.
Arguably, the most significant innovation in Deepin 25 is Solid, a new operating system framework that strengthens security and reliability. At its core, Solid sets essential system directories as read-only, thereby preventing unauthorized access or harmful modifications.
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deepin 25 Preview Release Note
The core feature of "Solid" is setting core directories as read-only mounts, preventing unauthorized modifications that could impact system stability. Solid utilizes differential update technology to significantly reduce download times and data usage, lowering bandwidth requirements and enhancing update speed. Updates integrate local data to generate a new system image, and after completing the upgrade, the system boots from the new image. If the upgrade or boot process fails, the system can roll back to the last known good state, avoiding issues caused by errors or malicious software. This ensures comprehensive stability and security for the system.