And still support install Deb files?

He says that Kwin is unstable and is closed, maybe the fork of Deepin dde-kwin has a bug or incompatibility

i hope it been fixed soon
i will wait any updates

I can’t find github repository for those icons. Is it open-source?

Please Help me stuck on this

Is that a new install? Did you make an update recently?

I have uninstalled “mono”, but why here still exists a site about “mono”. Could you please tell me?

The package is not the same as the repository, but in some cases the package could add a repository, and remove it after purging.

how to add or remove it using “apt”?

Deepin is the most beautiful and intuitive distribution, but the Debian base doesn’t help, too old packages, it should be based on Fedora current technology, it would be beautiful..! Or the Deepin team could create their own base from scratch..!

Not sure, try with:
sudo apt purge mono*

Indeed, Deepin 23 is the plan, it does not have Debian as base, the Preview version still keeps some packages though.

Is it based on Debian 11..?

I don’t remember exactly, but Deepin 23 Nightly was (but it is also older than the Preview version).

The .deb packets never modify the sources.list. The method used is to add a file to /etc/apt/sources.list.d

If apt purge does not delete it, you should do it manually looking for the mono.list file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d

For this, deepin files should open with administrator permits

Finally run sudo apt update

An example of how Chrome plants your repo

ACPI refers to BIOS energy configurations; try to modify the parameters.

Is good to have the updated BIOS version and install the microcodes packages either from Intel or AMD

No more debian, own base and Ling long packages

https://linglong.dev/

Du Cheng: if you remove debian, I remove deepin

Du Cheng: LingLong is pointless when we have debian

So.there is all of same package in deepin 23?!!

See you baby !! 😅

YESS

And still support install Deb files?!

In addition, the new format will allow the reversal of a failed update. “ATOMIC UPDATES”

if you understand base, packages and dependencies you will understand that you will not be able to install a deb package with cross dependencies even if there is still support for .deb

I think the .deb will disappear completely, that’s the way.

You may remove Deepin, but I guess you can use the Deepin Desktop Environment in Debian Standalone.
I don’t think you are missing anything, however, Linglong can be installed on Debian and Ubuntu if I remember correctly.