I Tried the Chinese Windows... and I Didn't Expect This | Deepin 25
Is it worth upgrading from Windows 11 to Deepin 25? In this video, I test the Chinese operating system that's attracting the attention of thousands of users for its modern design, its incredible resemblance to Windows 11, and its excellent performance on computers that no longer meet Microsoft's requirements.
During this test, we perform a full installation of Deepin 25, analyze its RAM usage, explore all its features, review the pre-installed applications, test the app store, install Windows-compatible programs using Wine, and see if it can truly become a viable alternative for the average user.
If you have a computer that can't install Windows 11 due to TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, or the new hardware requirements, this video could help you discover a completely free option that offers a very similar experience while consuming far fewer resources.
In this video you'll discover:
✅ What Deepin 25 is
✅ How much RAM it actually uses
✅ Whether it can replace Windows 11
✅ Compatibility with Windows programs using Wine
✅ Installing Google Chrome and other applications
✅ System customization
✅ Steam and game compatibility using Proton
✅ Real advantages and disadvantages after testing it
Deepin has become one of the most interesting Linux distributions thanks to its elegant interface, ease of use, and excellent performance, especially for those looking to breathe new life into an old computer without spending money on new hardware.
Now I want to know your opinion.
👉 Would you switch from Windows 11 to Deepin 25?
Leave your answer in the comments.
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