• It's not difficult to make Linux look like the macOS desktop. It is, however, dependent on the desktop environment you are utilising. We'll look at how to skin Linux to seem like a Mac using five different desktop environments in this guide: GNOME ,Xfce ,KDE Plasma, Linux Mint's Cinnamon desktop, Unity
• You'll need to install the appropriate themes if you want your desktop to look like a Mac's. This is exactly what the macOS Sierra Linux theme does.
• The Gnome Yosemite icon theme closely resembles the design of macOS. The technique to customise them, like programme themes, differs between desktops.
• The other guides, with the exception of Unity, will presume you have Plank. It's a taskbar that blends in with the Linux macOS theme nicely.

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