Customize Ubuntu themes, icons and Shell

⚠️ This post was last updated on December 7, 2018 and the content may be OUTDATED!

If you encounter any issues, please feel free to reachout to me!

Pre-requirements

1. gtk+3 download
2. gnome-tweak-tool
   sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get gnome-tweak-tool
   
3. Install an gnome shell Extension
   sudo apt-get install gnome-shell-extensions
   Reboot after executing this command
   Then you can find a extensions named user themes
   Make it on
   

Start!

Install an GTK+ themes

1. Download themes files from here.
   
2. Decompression files use these commands
   xz -d filename.tar.xz
tar xvf filename.tar
   then you can see a folder on current directiry
3. Move the folder to themes folder
   sudo mv filename /usr/share/themes
4. Open Tweaks and change themes on Appearence->Themes->Applications
   

Install macOS ICON

1. Download file from here
   similar to install themes
2. Decompression files and move it to /home/baddate/.icons
   maybe you should press ctrl + h to show hidden file, if it doesn’t exists, you can new one folder named .icon then move the icons foder
3. Go to Tweaks Appearence window and select icon.

Install mac similar Shell

1. Download file from here
2. Select Sierra-compact-light.tar.xz orSierra-compact-dark.tar.xz.
3. Decompression it and move it to /usr/share/themes.
4. Go to Tweaks Appearence window and select Shell.

That’s all.
Enjoy your Ubuntu-Mac!