Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 will make Ubuntu look like Apple Mac OS X simply as the components are ported from Mac. But is it great to steal ? So in the first part we will teach you how to steal and use Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 and in the second part we will say some thing that might not sound great to many who are seeking Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04.
Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 : How to Get it
There is ready made ripped and complied version of Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 is available here :
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http://mbossg.deviantart.com/art/MAC-OS-X-Lion-Theme-For-Ubuntu-12-4-LTS-300229538 |
And to save our energy, there is quite good detailed tutorial guide is here for you :
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http://www.noobslab.com/2012/06/mac-os-x-lion-theme-for-ubuntu.html |
In our video , you will see we have tested and used to check, how it feels. It is quite obviously gives a kind of Mac OS X feel, although the scroll bars, progress bars are not really like a real Mac OS X.
Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 : Will You Like It ?
So Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 actually works. But it is important to think whether you should use it or not. You can read about GNU and Free Software here :
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http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html |
For every WordPress Plugin, it is mandatory to include the GPL license, we develop for distributing Free of cost, you can donate if you like, if the developer wants, but it not mandatory to pay. As without money, the World can not run, for special support (not normal free support, that is always present) usually there is a fee, that is fully optional and mostly intended for bigger companies, organizations.
Microsoft or Apple sells softwares. It is their wish and business policy how they run their business. You might like it or not like it.
Richard Stallman, the founder of GNU, broke the hacking culture by a crusade, that is ongoing and today it is not limited to softwares only. You can definitely use Mac OS X Original Theme for Ubuntu 12.04 after understanding the odd implication. Canonical’s effort for Ubuntu
