Cupertino iCons Collection
for GNOME, KDE, elementaryOS and Deepin OS
- Cupertino-BigSur - macOS Big Sur (macOS 11) style icon theme
- Cupertino-Catalina - macOS Catalina (macOS 10.15) style icon theme
- Cupertino - macOS concept icon theme
Compatible with GNOME 40 (tested only on Fedora 34 Beta)
Compatible with GNOME 3.38 (tested only on Ubuntu 20.10)
Former macOS iCon theme
Based on Macbuntu theme
Recommended GTK+ and Shell themes
Web browser icons on Cupertino-BigSur icon theme are taken from komfort-zone on DeviantArt komfort-zone's DeviantArt page
Siri, iTunes, Instapaper, iWork apps, QuickTime, The Unarchiver, Pixelmator, Grab, Transmission and the folder icons are taken from octaviotti on DeviantArt octaviotti's DeviantArt page
Some icons are copied from macOS 11 concept design by Álvaro Pabesio on Behance.
Status/panel icons are taken from La-Capitaine icon theme
HOW TO INSTALL
- Download Cupertino-BigSur.tar.xz, Cupertino.tar.xz or Cupertino-Catalina.tar.xz file. Then extract it.
- Go to home in your Files app. Press CTRL+H
- Then create a new folder and name it as ".icons"
- Copy the "Cupertino-BigSur", "Cupertino" or "Cupertino-Catalina" folder (extracted folder) and paste it inside the .icons folder.
- Then you can change themes using a tweak tool.
If you don't have any tweak-tool, install gnome-tweak-tool on Ubuntu by using the terminal command below.
Open Terminal app.
copy this command below and paste it inside the terminal.
sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-toolthen press "Enter" button
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GitHub Repositories
Oct 14 2019 
Official-ZAEON
2 years ago
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umayanga
2 years ago
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dummy
2 years ago
Please extract the icons like any other icon designer under your source link.
Product is temporary suspended until this is done in a transparent way.
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dummy
2 years ago
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umayanga
2 years ago
AND also I don’t wanna update the same theme in two websites (gnome-look and GitHub). I used themes of Gnome-look website for more than 3 years and I uploaded each and every theme that I’ve created to this website since the first theme that I’ve ever created 2 years ago. I don’t wanna upload my themes to GitHub. I just uploaded that tar file of this icon theme because of you guys requesting a source link and I won’t maintain it. So there’s no need to see modifications. Everyone can see the modifications in the “Changelogs”. Why should I even maintain the same icon theme on GitHub? This Gnome-look product is the primary source of this theme. I know that there’re some/many developers maintain their themes on GitHub and share them on open-desktop (like upload videos to YouTube and share the link on Facebook and Twitter). It’s ok. Maybe it’s a really easy way. But I’m not a that type of developer. I just make/update themes on my computer (offline), test by myself, compress and upload to gnome-look.org.
Isn’t Open Desktop a place where creators upload their products directly ?????
It’ll be so great if you upload this theme to GitHub and share the link with me. Then I can add it as the source link. I really mean it. Not a sarcasm.
Sorry for my bad English. It’s my second language.
Thank you
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dummy
2 years ago
We like to see this for icon themes that want to get valued by plings exactly because there are so many items in there we cannot possibly check every time by downloading and extracting packages.
If you look at most original icon theme creators or mixers, they almost always use git these days for maintaining their icons easily from a place that is likely their local computer, too.
You already do build on others work by copying it, which if the license allows it is fine, and you like anyone else can still upload everything directly here without the need to provide any transparent link to an online source repo.
We just decline to compensate any value for those icon themes (and maybe other products in the future too) because we cannot do the work by checking your tars.
So if you like to get something out of constantly updating and getting clicks, you need to provide a source link to make any of your updates easily verifiable.
If you have any further remarks or questions, please use the forum to discuss these general matters, thanks.
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umayanga
2 years ago
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dummy
2 years ago
Please remember to keep the repos you link to updated whenever you update it here, so they are representative of what is offered as file download here.
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zayronXIO
2 years ago
Now, I would recommend using gitcola, it is the most intuitive program I know of git
and the reason to ask for the source is to corroborate the changes, your for example when uploading a new version deliveries little data regarding the changes, it can be misinterpreted, with git the moderators could see the real changes
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umayanga
2 years ago
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zayronXIO
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umayanga
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gusreis1989
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xzj8b3
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umayanga
2 years ago
I have no idea what are Alink creator and wxcas. Tell me what are those apps (ex: video player, spreadsheet or web browser etc). Then I can add them too.
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xzj8b3
2 years ago
devedeng.noarch : A program to create video DVDs and CDs (VCD, sVCD or CVD)
guvcview.x86_64 : GTK+ UVC Viewer and Capturer
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theeleventhname
2 years ago
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umayanga
2 years ago
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rhiuxito
2 years ago
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diazale08
2 years ago
the icon pack has a small error that every time I turn on the computer some icons are seen with the default settings and others with the theme macOS icons, please can fix this error, I love these icons.
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zenwan
2 years ago
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paulxfce
2 years ago
Care to join and become a supporter? I and most other themers here are becoming a supporter so that we can give a token of appreciation (via a pling) to others you feel should be rewarded. It is about time we give something back to Opendesktop - who has been very generous to use this last year - to make sure it remains viable again.
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umayanga
2 years ago
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