So, yesterday I showed my theme that was in version 3! Now, it is time for version 4!
And INSTRUCTION TIME! ALL of the instructions are here Instructions to install AccurateTahoe 4.0 Light/Dark - Google Drive
Thanks for all of the Linux community to build the requirments for this theme!
EDIT: 4.1 was just released a few minutes ago with a new Magic Lamp minimizing animation. The instructions are on my latest post.
looks awesome, please provide more screenshot. i would like to try
OK. Now 4.1 is released 15 minutes after the anouncment of 4.0 of my AccurateTahoe theme and this is to get the minimize animation. 1. Go to System Settings 2. Go to Animations, and set the window minimize to Magic Lamp.
Can you please use one topic for the theme, and not create for every message a new topic?
You can respond to your own topic more than once.
Also be careful when linking to a download space, especially when it is anonymous. Better would be, when you share your work on a service like codeberg. This way users can see also the terms/license to use the theme.
Fedora is strict in distributing free/open source code, we also expect that the users which use the community are transparent and just share open source code.
It’s nice to see you being enthusiastic about fedora.
Your theme seems to be distributing copyrighted artwork (icons). I would kindly ask you to remove those in the spirit of open source.
Also you introduced the theme as a “make your Linux look like Mac” solution, which I have to tell you, it’s far from looking anything like macOS, it’s very low effort in that regard. And I am not even talking about Liquid Glass here.
I would encourage you to inspect why Apple design works for you and instead of just trying to copy and paste it onto Linux port the things you want to see so it feels like a proper adaptation rather than a hacky project.
Distribution using Google Drive is also a red flag. Look into GitHub. If you ever want to collaborate with people on the theme GitHub is the proper tool (or rather one of the proper tools, there’s also gitlab, codeberg, sourcehut).
Don’t get discouraged. I’ve seen a thousand Mac themes over the years. None made Linux feel like Mac, and that’s ok, the advantage of linux truly shines when you stop trying to make it something it isn’t.
I merged 2 topics into the first one.
This uses better blur dx with refraction and it is using 100% not copyrighted VinceLiuce icons
