Make Your Linux Desktop Look-Like Mac OS X Leopard Using Transformation Packs

Today we are going to share 2 Mac OS X transformation packs for Linux operating system. These transformation packs will make your Linux Desktop look-like Mac OS X Leopard.

• Mac4Lin
• Macbuntu

Mac4Lin

“Mac4Lin” transformation pack brings the look-n-feel of Mac OS X Leopard on *nix GTK based systems such as GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, openSolaris, etc.

This customization pack changes desktop theme, icons, login screen, dock interface and much more. It also includes several 3rd party apps to provide Mac OS X features in Linux.

This skin pack completely transforms Linux into Mac OS X Leopard. Following is a preview of this transformation pack in action:

If you want to make Linux OS look-like Mac OS X Leopard, you should definitely give it a try. You can download it using following link:

Download Link

Macbuntu

Macbuntu is another open-source transformation pack which transforms your Linux operating system into Mac OS X. Although Macbuntu was specifically developed for Ubuntu Linux OS, but it can be used in other OS based on Debian/GTK. This transformation pack makes Linux OS look-like Mac OS X.

The Macbuntu installation is very easy. It also comes with uninstall option which can restore all of your original settings if you want to restore default user interface.

How to Install Instructions:

• First download the transformation pack and save it on your Desktop.
• Now extract the pack.
• Open a terminal and type cd Desktop/Macbuntu-10.10/ command and press enter.
• Now type ./install.sh and press enter.
• Follow the directions and it’ll install the required stuff.

How to Uninstall Instructions:

• Open terminal and type cd Desktop/Macbuntu-10.10/ command and press enter.
• Now type ./uninstall.sh and press enter.
• Follow directions and it’ll restore default settings.

You can download it using following link:

Download Link

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