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2014-07-09 02:16 deepin I have installed DI 2014 on two desktop boxes. These are my issues:
1) Can't load outside sources. I haven't tried any PPAs yet but even manually loading through terminal has no affect.
2) Control Center has you by the scrotum (ouch!). Any attempt to use a tool to fix device problems is thwarted because all the good old tools will uninstall control center. So things like blueman, synaptic, wicd, pulse GUI etc are not available to be used. This OS is definitely not suited to a number of desktop configurations because there is no way (other than perhaps through the command-line) to fix issues.
3) Can't manage Bluetooth devices easily. I'm sure the Control Center offering is probably okay if your device behaves well and connects easily but if there is a difficulty there is no GUI to deal with the issue. I can't manage my headphones & mic device. It sees it but won't connect. It was never a problem in DI 2013 and Ubuntu 12.04.
4) Graphic cards fail. Neither of my boxes with nvidia or Raedon cards worked as they should.
5) There is a problem with Software Center. When there is multiple download, or the download is large, Software Center gives up. The sign of it dying is the download speed read-out decreases very slowly until you become fed up waiting. The down load speed readout keeps throwing up numbers even when it is not downloading...." Recommend using terminal because there was no problem with that.
6) Wireless dongle worked reliably in Ubuntu 12.04 but is inconsistent in DI 2014.
7) SD card won't mount on one of the boxes and randomly closes on the other.
Now not all these issues apply to both machines. However, none of these were an issue with older versions of Ubuntu and Deepin.
DI 2014 is a wonderfully conceived idea and I love the attempt at innovation but I don't believe it is really ready for prime time. There are far too many issues and no tools to fix them.
1) Can't load outside sources. I haven't tried any PPAs yet but even manually loading through terminal has no affect.
2) Control Center has you by the scrotum (ouch!). Any attempt to use a tool to fix device problems is thwarted because all the good old tools will uninstall control center. So things like blueman, synaptic, wicd, pulse GUI etc are not available to be used. This OS is definitely not suited to a number of desktop configurations because there is no way (other than perhaps through the command-line) to fix issues.
3) Can't manage Bluetooth devices easily. I'm sure the Control Center offering is probably okay if your device behaves well and connects easily but if there is a difficulty there is no GUI to deal with the issue. I can't manage my headphones & mic device. It sees it but won't connect. It was never a problem in DI 2013 and Ubuntu 12.04.
4) Graphic cards fail. Neither of my boxes with nvidia or Raedon cards worked as they should.
5) There is a problem with Software Center. When there is multiple download, or the download is large, Software Center gives up. The sign of it dying is the download speed read-out decreases very slowly until you become fed up waiting. The down load speed readout keeps throwing up numbers even when it is not downloading...." Recommend using terminal because there was no problem with that.
6) Wireless dongle worked reliably in Ubuntu 12.04 but is inconsistent in DI 2014.
7) SD card won't mount on one of the boxes and randomly closes on the other.
Now not all these issues apply to both machines. However, none of these were an issue with older versions of Ubuntu and Deepin.
DI 2014 is a wonderfully conceived idea and I love the attempt at innovation but I don't believe it is really ready for prime time. There are far too many issues and no tools to fix them.
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As for the graphics, I have an nvidia box and a ATI Raedon box. I have installed these drivers on both boxes many times. And I even got the nvidia working in the 2014 RC. But it crashed after an update and the previous fix did not getting it working again.
And yes, I do have a real box. It is not the box that slows the Software Manager. There are any number of other factors. Software Manager dies. It is okay with small jobs though. That is why I recommend the terminal until this is resolved. Remember not everywhere in the world has blistering download speeds.
As for suspend, I am not the only person who has come across this issue. It was a problem in Ubuntu 13.10 too.
Finally, no it is not installed in either vmware or virtual box.
You are one of the lucky ones to have a machine that happily works with Deepin 2014. Best of luck to you.