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Could anyone direct me to a OSX theme for Gnome in the .rpm format and not the .tar.gz because i cant get online with linux yet and windows wont let me download .tar.gz files.
Aqua is riddled with usability problems, it exists purely to look good and sell units to unsuspecting victims. It places shinyness over convenience, and still manages to look ugly when you've been using it for too long (pinstripes, ugh).
Give me a smooth and unobtrusive theme anyday, they are *far* more professional than Aqua will ever be.
MacOS is demoware, nuff said. If you want a pretty UI, and for whatever reason aren't happy with bluecurve/industrial/etc then make your own. For goodness sake, quit drooling, you are making the carpet dirty.
Cygwin is based on the same GNU tools as Linux is. If you're thinking that the BSD code is somehow more native on MacOS, then you need to do some investigation - for a long time Windows was more POSIX compliant than MacOS was.
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