The least you could do is mention that these distrosdesktops are no longer actively developed.

The c omparison here is based on similarity to macOS in looks and functioning.

But for some reason, people are fixated on the looks of Apples macOS.

You could go for a Hackintosh but that would mean ditching Linux, something a Linux lover like me wouldnt do.

It had its own Pear Cloud, Contacts, Music app, color profile, search, etc., everything along the same lines as Apples macOS.

Do keep in mind that theyre not just putting a MacOS-looking theme on top of Ubuntu.

Theyre doing some serious work to give the entire OS an elementary feel.

This means that you wont end up with a Linux spin thats rather unknown and not be able to find support and help easily.

Theyve created their own desktop environment along with a range of other Deepin-specific applications that blend perfectly to give you an aesthetic feel.

As you can see in the video above, Deepin Linux is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful Linux distributions ever.

If looks are the most important thing for you, BackSlash Linux does a marvelous job of imitating the looks of macOS.

While its available as a free download, you also have the option to buy support.

Unlike the above-mentioned macOS lookalike Linux distributions, Gmac is not a full-fledged distribution.

It also means that you wont have to do all the customization all by yourself to make Ubuntu look like MacOS.

Its under development and hasnt even reached the beta stage.

The Rainier icon theme that imitates macOS icons is the main USP here.

You might guess from its name that its a macOS spin based on Puppy Linux.

This would make Macpup a good option for you if you have a 15-to-20-year-old computer.

Its latest release is based on Precise Puppy 5.5.0, which is based on Ubuntu 12.04.

In a few months, support for this version will end.

Their forum is an abandoned place and their website doesnt seem to have been updated in over a year.

Additionally, I didnt even find it that close to macOS in looks.

Though its first stable version was released only a few months ago, its already gathered a good userbase.

Its GNOME based clean user interface and beautiful icon themes make it a stunning looking Linux distribution.

To be honest, I feel that Ubuntus Unity desktop environment takes a lot of inspiration from macOS.

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