Mac Classic Platinum

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on git.opendesktop.org

Score 57%

Description:

Classic Apple look for this Gnome 2 theme; in fact is the 1st Developer Preview of MacOS X... just enjoy.

My recomandation is to use Charcoal/Virtue and Helvetica/Terminus fonts.
Please take a look about how the theme looks like, before posting any comment or even rating it.
Thanks, and GBY!

Last changelog:

7 years ago

Fri Aug 26: Public submission
Sat Sept 10: Version updated:
--- default button added
--- menu_label on combo buttons fixed
--- menu_item color and label color changed
--- notebook tabs optimized
--- Globalmenu capable
--- list items changed
--- column lists buttons optimized
--- spin_button changed
--- Metacity theme buttons now are visible in mouse-over state for non-focused windows; also some changes for buttons and window shade added (emulated)
(see Preview 3)

(SheepShaver installed --- now I can fix all items)

kyle
2 years ago

Any idea how I can make the window borders work in mate(ubuntu 16.04)? They aren't, but everything else is. They are the only part I really care about. Screenshots look awesome. good work.

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kyle
2 years ago

ah, I changes from compiz to something else and it worked. So I guess my question is how to make it work with compiz. Thanks

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JinxTheFox
4 years ago

Mind if I use the GTK in my MacOS 9 theme for Xfce?

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krig
4 years ago

You can use it as you need

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dusthillresident
6 years ago

Really beautiful theme. I hope you'll make a GTK3 version some day.

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Redkigs
7 years ago

Great work! I like it. What icons should I use to make it feels real Mac classic?

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krig
7 years ago

Hi, glad you like it!
Unfortunately, there isn't any Icon Theme for Linux to have a "real Mac classic" look... I didn't found anything untill now...

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l0ll0lll
7 years ago

For more full Mac similarity font antialiasing should be turned off :)
Well, I can't understand why someone could want such look ;)

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krig
7 years ago

It's all about to finding the best combination with best results in font rendering (best look and best speed), I think.

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azawi
7 years ago

the fonts are too small and it cannot be changed.
got bodhi linux here (ubuntu 10.04)
i tried to change the font size in gtkrc but no succes. any idea ?

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krig
7 years ago

Yes, I got the idea: uncomment all lines that begins with
font_name...
so all those lines should come
# font_name...
That's all; anyway I suggest Charcoal and Helvetica fonts.

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krig
7 years ago

Other possible sollution is to change the font resolution setting to 86 or 90 dpi (depends on your screen capabilities; normally, Ubuntu set automatically this setting), this under Appearance Preferences -> Fonts -> Details -> Resolution
Maybe your resolution is low (like 72 or so) and that's for you couldn't be able to change the font size...

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