openSUSE deep sixes Deepin desktop over security stink
Briefly

SUSE has decided to remove the Deepin Desktop Environment (DDE) from its openSUSE Linux distribution, citing multiple security issues and violations of packaging policies. The decision, highlighted in a security blog post, reveals that while DDE is visually appealing, it harbors significant vulnerabilities that compromise user safety. Issues raised include improper use of D-Bus and Polkit, along with concerns about how Deepin's developers have packaged their software. Despite attempts to engage with upstream developers for corrections, SUSE remains dissatisfied, resulting in the removal of this desktop from their repositories.
SUSE has identified significant security concerns with the Deepin Desktop Environment, leading to its removal from openSUSE due to policy violations.
The SUSE Security Team exposed deep-seated issues with DDE, including insecure packaging practices that compromise user safety, despite its appealing interface.
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