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deepin

A Linux desktop operating system focused on ease of use and a polished interface.

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deepin is a Linux distribution that provides a complete desktop operating system with its own DDE desktop environment, built on the self-developed DTK toolkit. The current release line is deepin 25, with version 25.2.0 focusing on Treeland stability and usability, file management and search, and DDE interaction and stability. The distribution is designed to work out of the box, with default settings applied for common usage, and it is released under open-source software licenses.

The system includes in-house applications such as Music, Movie, Screen Capture, Grand Search, and UOS AI, which provides access to large language models and AI capabilities in the browser, email, and global search. The App Store offers a catalog of applications for productivity, entertainment, design, and development, including tools such as ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors, Thunderbird, VLC, GIMP, Krita, Blender, Visual Studio Code, and IntelliJ IDEA. Community support is available through forums, GitHub, WeChat, Telegram, X, and Matrix. deepin is distributed as a free operating system, with no paid editions, trials, or seat-based or usage-based packaging described.

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