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i used this command to get deepin:
sudo pacman -S deepin deepin-extra
i really wanna try or experience deepin but idk this seems bad :-\
on a arch forum they said to update the system which i did. no luck…
As a workaround, when you get the list of packages in deepin-extra, just choose not to install deepin-reader.
That being said, I would warn you that the deepin experience on arch-based distros is not a good one. It works OK one day and not OK the next. It isn’t something I would recommend using outside of a test VM.
Considering the main Deepin Linux project has had a spotty record around potential user privacy concerns I’m not sure if I personally would install their DE on my own system.
That’s the main reason I never mess with Deepin. I don’t know if I’d trust a Chinese team developing an OS and DE, even if it is open source. If another team elsewhere were to fork it, I’d more than likely give it a shot.