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chinese linux
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The tag 'chinese linux' on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about Linux distributions and desktop environments originating from China, with a focus on security and community trust. A notable thread examines openSUSE's removal of the Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) due to severe security and packaging concerns, highlighting how geopolitics, software quality, and trust intersect in open source projects. This tag is relevant for users interested in the security implications of adopting Chinese-developed Linux software, the broader open source ecosystem, and the challenges of maintaining secure repositories. Topics include distribution policies, desktop environment vulnerabilities, and the impact of regional development on global Linux communities.
Few events in the Linux world are as telling as when a major distribution abruptly drops support for a desktop environment, especially one that enjoys a significant global following. In a move that has sparked both controversy and wide reflection in the open source community, openSUSE—the...
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