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which distro has the best version of deepin desktop?

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I’ve really been memorized by deepin, but I feed into the fear of the actual distro and China blah blah. I honestly dont know, but figure better safe than sorry. So I’ve tried Ubuntu DDE and it look like ass… Maybe they’ve update it since. I tried installing it on my fedora 38 workstation and it didn’t play well. Issues with rendering and weird quirks. I think I may need the lightdm display manager idk. Anyway I hear manjaro has community maintained version. Are there any actual distros that run a nice working DDE? I hear this distro called extix has a very nice version, but that distro seems a bit unknown itself. Any advice is appreciated thanks

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ciagovv@lemm.ee
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Try arcolinux. It’s normal arch + packages you select + a pre-customized DE or WM

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borzthewolf@lemmy.worldOP
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ARCO is a strange one… I’ve looked over their website before

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Manzas@lemdro.id
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Tried trash Garuda and Manjaro way better

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Nibodhika@lemmy.world
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Care to elaborate as to why?

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Manzas@lemdro.id
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Tried it I installed it shat itself in a week

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