How to Customize Your Cinnamon Desktop Look Like MacOS Big Sur

This video shown step by step how to customize Cinnamon Desktop Look Like macOS Big Sur. In this video, I use Linux Mint 20 with the Cinnamon desktop 4.6 series for implementing the theme look like macOS Big Sur.

This tutorial also works on Linux Distribution which using Cinnamon Desktop such as Linux Mint, Feren OS, OpenSUSE with Cinnamon, Debian Cinnamon flavor, Fedora Cinnamon Spin, Arch with Cinnamon Desktop, and Manjaro Cinnamon Edition.

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CHAPTERS OF THIS VIDEO:
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00:00 - Intro Linuxscoop
00:13 - Final Result
02:04 - Initial Setup

03:23 - Install Gtk Theme - Whitesur Gtk Theme Light/Dark

04:40 - Install Icons Theme - Whitesur Icon Theme Light/Dark

05:34 - Install Cursors Theme - McMojave Cursors

06:40 - Configure Panel And Applets
08:57 - Install And Configure Plank Dock
sudo apt install plank

11:15 - Install And Configure Albert Launcher

13:49 - Install And Configure Conky Manager
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linuxmint-tr/araclar
sudo apt update
sudo apt install conky conky-all conky-manager conky-manager-extra

15:34 - Additional Settings
15:37 - Install Nautilus and Set Default as File Manager
sudo apt install nautilus
16:28 - Set terminal transparent

16:53 - Setup Firefox Web Browser Theme
18:50 - Arrange Desktop Icons

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[blanknblank]

If anyone is confused on how to get through the step at 10:02, you need to press Control + right click on that bottom area to get the menu.

[memphismarkmusic]

Fabulous. I just wiped my Linux Mint 20 Cinnamon install for Manjaro KDE Plasma to do the custom macOS tutorial 😂

[undie]

Finally Done
took me over 3 hours to setup.
Linux beginner
Thank you so much~

[NbodyCanSaveMe]

conkey manger install :- 13:49

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tomtomtom/conky-manager

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt install conky conky-all conky-manager conky-manager

[danielnyman]

I have followed this guide and used it as my daily driver, I really liked it. Now it´s time for me to replace the hardware, is there a way to back up all customized settings and use it i a new installation of Linux Mint?

[lukedstaten]

I’m speechless. You definitely deserve my subscription

[qkwqpgl]

thank you. This will help me with my idea of making my Linux Mint cinnamon desktop look partially like mac, partially like windows, and partially it's own thing

[shahzaib]

I am a new linux user and not only was i able to follow up on this amazing customization [Thanks to such a helpful easy to follow tutorial] but also i learned a lot about linux commands, installing/downloading which i was struggling a lot with. Thanks a bunch man

[mkwarlock]

I am very much against the whole concept of "customize your <X> desktop to look like"...

I prefer encouraging developers and users to be authentic, at least to the extent of not blatantly replicating a UI of another OS.

While the replication is flattering for the original UI's creator, in the end, it's only putting down the OS that you're customizing to look like another one.

Linux has some very beautiful desktops, themes, and customization options in its own right, so I would prefer watching a tutorial that explains how to make Linux make look as good as possible instead of a tutorial for making Linux look like macOS.

[lolitbairiganjan]

There's an easy way to install the themes. You are doing them by taking complicated codes. You can just download the file from the website. Then extract it. Them open the file named install.something😐. Then click on run it on command option. Done

[akshitasharma]

14:03 cannot add ppa no supported ppa of this name was found.

[stephanusyogi]

10:02 plank --preferences from terminal for alternative

[kevinasugah]

This one worked so perfectly, thank you

[erikrocha]

i've got a error when i tried to install conky... this is "Cannot add PPA: ''No supported PPA of this name was found.''." anyone can help me?

[devanshshukla]

On writing the command "sudo apt install conky conky-all conky-manager conky-manager-extra" the terminal is saying that "Cannot add PPA: ''No supported PPA of this name was found.''.
Please provide me a solution for this.

[maacpiash]

Please make a video on how to do the same with Ubuntu MATE. With Cupertino setting on panel, it's already halfway there. Just a little customization needed to get it all the way.

[meproag]

Thanks really Linux Scoop, I did all the step by step in my Linux Mint and it was wonderful...thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us. I'm already subscribed to your channel and won another LIKE!!!

[obedgift]

I really like this video. thank you so much.

[sampathweragodaarachchi]

3:30 I can't install those apps it says error 404 page not found... like that. How do I fix it?

[zaeboba]

it's just amazing. the taskbar is constantly in the "application" no settings, cool. LOL WELL AND SHIT