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But you only have repos for 13.1 configured. If you installed from a 13.2 DVD, you should have the 13.2 repos.
If you really installed 13.2 and use the 13.1 repos, it’s clear that you get problems.
Please post the output of “cat /etc/os-release”, to verify whether you use 13.1 or 13.2 now.
If you are in fact using 13.2 (or want to use it), replace all occurences of “openSUSE_13.1” with “openSUSE_13.2” in your repos’ URLs, and run “zypper dup” afterwards to make sure your system is fully updated.
A simple way to change all URLs at once is to run this:
sudo sed -i 's/13\.1/13.2/g' /etc/zypp/repos.d/*
sudo zypper in -f --from 2 deepin-ui = ran this and now Deepin runs…
Good. You are using the version included in openSUSE 13.1 now.
sudo zypper dup --from 7 = ran this command and got the following output:
valentinousn@linux-ln38:~> sudo zypper dup --from 7
Loading repository data…
Reading installed packages…
Computing distribution upgrade…
4 Problems:
Problem: nothing provides libsystemd.so.0 needed by openvpn-2.3.6-104.1.i586
Problem: deepin-music-player-lang-2.0git20130802-1.2.noarch requires deepin-music-player = 2.0git20130802, but this requirement cannot be provided
Problem: deepin-media-player-lang-2.0git20140428-2.1.noarch requires deepin-media-player = 2.0git20140428, but this requirement cannot be provided
Problem: deepin-music-player-2.0git20130802-1.2.noarch requires deepin-ui >= 2.0git20130724, but this requirement cannot be provided
Problem: nothing provides libsystemd.so.0 needed by openvpn-2.3.6-104.1.i586
This is probably caused by the fact that you now try to install an openvpn (from home:Reki) built for 13.2 on your 13.1 system.
I told you to modify the repo’s URL to 13.1 before… 
Anyway, if you change all your repos to 13.2, the 13.2 home:Reki repo should be fine as well. But if you only added it for deepin-music-player, I’d rather recommend to remove it again (before running “zypper dup”).