Preview from the WhiteSur theme macify installs
$ /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rockharshitmaurya/macify/main/install.sh)"
Paste that in a terminal on Ubuntu. The script shows every step, skips what's
already installed, and keeps a full log. Or
clone the repo and run ./install.sh.
Installs WhiteSur GTK, icon and cursor themes - the closest macOS look for GNOME - and applies them for you.
Dash to Dock and Blur my Shell, downloaded straight from extensions.gnome.org and matched to your GNOME version. Extension Manager included for tweaking.
Bottom, centered, autohide, 48px icons. Window buttons move to the left - close, minimize, maximize, just like a Mac.
No system files touched - only themes in your home directory and plain
gsettings. A few reset commands bring stock Ubuntu back.
Idempotent: run it twice and it skips everything already installed. A second run finishes in seconds.
macify only glues together great existing open-source projects - WhiteSur by vinceliuice, GNOME extensions by their authors. MIT licensed.