We think the default Mint theme is quite Mac-like (it's called 'Mint-X-Metal'), so to change the icons, make sure this theme is selected and click the 'Customise' button.

Giving your Linux distro a macOS-themed makeover Those are all the steps you can follow to make your Linux system look more like macOS.

If you like Linux but enjoy the Mac aesthetic, you’re in luck! This article will guide you through the steps to make your Linux desktop behave and look like Apple’s macOS.

If you're a fan of OS X's GUI but don't feel like paying for a Mac (or giving up your precious Linux), Macbuntu will install all the necessary apps, icons, and other resources to make your desktop ...

Want the look of Apple’s new Leopard operating system on your Linux machine? The Mac4Lin project has you covered and there’s even an incredibly detailed, six page tutorial on how to make your ...

Make Ubuntu 16.04 look like MacOS Linux users often love customizing their desktop interfaces, and now you can make Ubuntu 16.04 look like MacOS with the MacBuntu 16.04 Transformation Pack.

The most distinctive graphical widget on the OS X desktop is the Dock – that floating array of icons and folders that Apple users click to launch programs and manage open applications. There ...