OpenKylin is already starting to be implemented on government systems and private companies all around China.

Edit: This is what was written on the website.

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    It’s commendable how every chinese UI is simply beautiful… It’s almost as if they spend the majority of their budget on UI and UX stuff

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      It’s nearly one to one Windows copy. I am sure it’s hard to do it and do it right but at the and of the day it is still a clone.

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        Hmm, I didn’t explain myself so well apparently. The look of windows is “ok” but I like more consistency and simplicity, here I think linux distros shine.

        But, this distro seems more “modern” and “flashy”, I love new things and you don’t see “cool & flashy” design often.

        I’m more used to functional design (and I love it), but sometimes the “shiny” style is a welcoming change.

        We’ve all been through the phase when we wanted 200 cool animations for a single window drag 😂

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          We’ve all been through the phase when we wanted 200 cool animations for a single window drag 😂

          RIP Compiz

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            When I was a kid I had at least 20 cool effects for the basic stuff in the desktop… They were even well made, not gonna lie.

            Functional design is the best, but that doesn’t mean that the eyes doesn’t want their parts

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      I suspect it’s kind of the opposite. You may have just become accustomed to Linux distros that ignore UI until the very end of development