How to Make Your Linux Desktop Look Like macOS

Macintosh is indeed the most good-looking OS on this planet. In this article, let's dive into making your Linux desktop look like macOS. If you want to see the video tutorial how to do that, you can refer to the below video.

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Follow the below steps to make your Linux Desktop look like Macos

Global Theme: McMojave

Plasma Style: McMojave

Application Style: Kvantum (Installing Kvantum Manager and selected Kvantum Mojave)

Gnome GTK - Os-Catalina-Gtk-Mojave

Window Decoration: McMojave

Title Bar: Close, Minimize, Maximize

Colors: McMojave

Fonts:

Link to for Downloading Fonts: https://github.com/sahibjotsaggu/San-Francisco-Pro-Fonts  

General: SF Pro Display Light 10pt

Fixed width: Hack 9pt

Small: SF Pro Display 10pt

Toolbar: SF Pro Display 10pt

Menu: SF Pro Display 10pt

Window title: SF Pro Display 10pt

Icons: McMojave-circle-dark

Cursor: McMojave

Wallpaper Link: https://wallpaperaccess.com/full/1844135.jpg  

Note: Please Install Latte-Dock Stable instead of git version if you prefer stability.  

Latte Dock Settings:

Lower Dock: Launchpad Plasma*, All Applications, Latte Separator*, Recycle Bin * To Be Installed Separator

Behavior:

Appearance:

Effects:

Tasks:

Top Bar: Latte Spacer, Kpple Menu*, Application Title (Only Application name)*, Two Latte Splitter (**), Bluetooth, Network Connections, Power Saving, Audio Volume, Chilli Clock (Custom date->ddd d, ), Search, Sidebar Button * To Be Installed Separator

If you are looking for a transparency theme for Linux desktop you can refer to this article.