Make Armbian_XFCE Look Like MacOS [XFCE Theming].txt

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Make Armbian/XFCE Look Like MacOS [XFCE Theming]
Download the Os Catalina theme Download
Download the Os Catalina icons Download
Extract and install the downloaded archives with the following command:
# install prerequisites
sudo apt install plank gtk2-engines-murrine gtk2-engines-pixbuf -y
# download desktop background
sudo wget -O /usr/share/backgrounds/xfce/macOS-Catalina-Light-mode.jpg https://cdn.osxdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/macOS-Catalina-Light-mode.jpg
# make sure .icons and .themes exist
mkdir ~/.themes && mkdir ~/.icons
# extract the downloaded icons
sudo tar -xf ~/Downloads/Os-Catalina-Icons*tar.xz -C ~/.icons
# extract the downloaded theme
sudo tar -xf ~/Downloads/Os-Catalina-XFCE*tar.xz -C ~/.themes
# move the plank theme
mkdir ~/.local/share/plank/themes/Os-Catalina -p
cp ~/.themes/Os-Catalina-XFCE-4.16/plank/dock.theme ~/.local/share/plank/themes/Os-Catalina/dock.theme
Click the XFCE button > Settings > Desktop
On the Background tab, select the macOS Catalina background
Click the XFCE button > Settings > Window Manager
On the Style tab, select Os Catalina XFCE
Click the XFCE button > Settings > Appearance
On the Style tab, select Os Catalina XFCE
On the Icons tab, select Os Catalina
Click the XFCE button > Settings > Panel
On the Display tab, slide the Row size to taste
Select the Items tab
Select the Whisker menu > Click the Edit icon
Click the Panel Button tab > Click the Icon to edit it
Select All Icons from the drop down
Search logo > Select the apple icon > Click OK
Press ALT+F2 > Type plank
Hold CTRL and right click on the Plank dock > Preferences
Select the Os-Catalina theme
Click the XFCE button > Settings > Session and Startup
On the Application Autostart tab, Click the +Add button
Enter the name Plank and command plank > Click OK