Deepin 23-based ExTiX 24.8 live Linux launches with Synaptic Package Manager and Google Chrome in tow

[Redaktion]

Based on the stable Deepin 23 distro, ExTiX 24.8 comes with the 6.10.3-amd64-exton kernel (equivalent to the 6.10.3 stable kernel) and Google Chrome 127.0.6533.119-1, which replaces the Deepin Browser. Compared to Deepin 23, ExTiX 24.8 also sports the Synaptic Package Manager.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Deepin-23-based-ExTiX-24-8-live-Linux-launches-with-Synaptic-Package-Manager-and-Google-Chrome-in-tow.876730.0.html

[Hunter2020]

LOL. What a joke!  I use Deepin Linux solely for the Deepin browser that has jack spying features incorporated into Edge/Chrome.  These bastards just want to take a clean and working Linux distro and turn it into a data-mining whore for Microsoft and Google!

[A]

LOL. What a joke!  I use Deepin Linux solely for the Deepin browser that has jack spying features incorporated into Edge/Chrome.  These bastards just want to take a clean and working Linux distro and turn it into a data-mining whore for Microsoft and Google!

If you want to be spyware free, deepin wouldn't be it

[Codrut Nistor]

LOL. What a joke!  I use Deepin Linux solely for the Deepin browser that has jack spying features incorporated into Edge/Chrome.  These bastards just want to take a clean and working Linux distro and turn it into a data-mining whore for Microsoft and Google!

If you want to be spyware free, deepin wouldn't be it

Imagine how hard is for developers from China who want to launch a product. Any product. Even if they release something that has no spyware in it, they would be suspected of doing that by default.

[A]

Imagine how hard is for developers from China who want to launch a product. Any product. Even if they release something that has no spyware in it, they would be suspected of doing that by default.

That is kind of the sad reality when by Chinese law pretty much compels them to assist with spying or face criminal charges

[forgetting]

That is kind of the sad reality when by Chinese law pretty much compels them to assist with spying or face criminal charges

One has to be a three-brain-cell leftist to completely "forget" that Snowden and his leaks ever existed.

[A]

One has to be a three-brain-cell leftist to completely "forget" that Snowden and his leaks ever existed.

There is a big difference between governments doing shady stuff in the name of national security, bribing companies and etc, and government forcing somebody by law where you can face prison sentence or even death