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Another open source LINUX Deepin 15 runs on the NanoPi 2.

http://www.cnbeta.com/articles/471065.htm

FATechsupport wrote:
Another open source LINUX Deepin 15 runs on the NanoPi 2.

http://www.cnbeta.com/articles/471065.htmmelon playground

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That's awesome to hear about LINUX Deepin 15 running on NanoPi 2! Open source projects like this really showcase the versatility of Linux. Speaking of versatility, have you tried playing slope game on different platforms? It’s fascinating how well it runs on various systems, just like Deepin on NanoPi! Both show the power of adaptability in tech!