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Make Ubuntu Look Like MacOS

Set Up Resources

YouTube Video

GitHub: Vince Liuice

Steps

  1. Settings >> Appearance >> Dock
  • Settings >> Appearance >> Dock

  1. Open: Terminal

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo apt install gnome-tweaks gnome-shell-extensions gnome-shell-extension-manager -y

  1. Open: Extensions Manager

Note: Some apps may need to be installed: Go to Browse tab and search for missing apps.

Extensions Manager

Extensions Manager

  1. Clone

WhiteSur GTK Theme

git clone git@github.com:vinceliuice/WhiteSur-gtk-theme.git
git clone git@github.com:vinceliuice/WhiteSur-icon-theme.git
git clone git@github.com:vinceliuice/WhiteSur-wallpapers.git

  1. cd into WhiteSur GTK Theme directory

Inside the WhiteSur GTK Theme directory, install all the themes [optional], look into the WhiteSur GTK Theme README.md for more installation guides.

Tip: The -N glassy option makes Ubuntu's Nautilus File Manager look like MacOS ./install.sh -l -c Light

cd WhiteSur-gtk-theme/
./install.sh -t all -N glassy

  1. Tweak it!!

Time to modify Ubuntu!!

sudo ./tweaks.sh

  1. cd into WhiteSur Icon Theme directory

cd WhiteSur-icon-theme/
./install.sh

Tip: To make the right Quick Settings bold: Run ./install.sh -b

  1. Set The Wallpapers [Optional]

Set the wallpaper of your choice.

Wallpapers

└── wallpapers
    └── MacOS
        ├── 1080p
        ├── 2k
        └── 4k

  1. Tweak it!!!

Open: Tweaks

Set as follows.

Fonts

Tweaks: Fonts

Tweaks: Appearance

Set cursor

Phinger Cursors

macOS Cursors

Cursors are to be set in the .icons directory: home/$USER/.icons

.icons
│
├── macOS
│   ├── cursors
│   ├── cursor.theme
│   └── index.theme
├── macOS-White
│   ├── cursors
│   ├── cursor.theme
│   └── index.theme