Make Vista Into A Mac Legitimately.

using:

Leopard for Vista Basic by ~Nicemono (theme), mac pointers (find on google),
avedesk (find icons on devantart/google),
finderbar (landervemesser, with lucida grande font, segoe ui looks better on xp),
digsby with leopard skin (found on main site),
ps trayfactory (to change the system tray icons),
safari for windows (my browser), if you prefer firefox, the best skin is "foxdie (blue)",
rocketdock with ghostwalker leopard port skin (icons made reflective in photoshop, i also use the stack docklet),
i-find (spotlight),
t-clock (to make your time say the date aswell as many other options),
and system prefs by mark raats,




ill answer any questions.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• mac
• pc
• vista
• windows
• leopard
• change
• themes
• skins
• dock
• os

[YomorokaXD]

some times the normal windows theme just get plan borring, i mean come on they had had the same set up since windows 95

[xTheBrokenSoulx]

@PepeTheBassist Maybe some people aren't as fortunate as you are and cannot afford a Macintosh, and simply want their PC to look as if it were one, because they approve of the visual appearance.

[imdad0307]

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[rock4life119]

You should also get Leftsider, it puts the 'Close', 'Minimise', etc buttons on the left side of the window, like Mac. Just Google 'Leftsider'

[warnightify]

how to make lucida grande font for finderbar?

[TrueReload14]

how did you change your network connection icon to the mac icon?

[sn0le]

@Uwmhunter96:

I have loads of videos about the subject.

And I am typing this on a custom PC running Mac OS X Snow Leopard. :)

[Uwmhunter96]

@sn0le ummmm....im pretty sure you cant do that....plzz explain

[mochilover96]

could you please send me the links? and maybe another video actually telling us how to do it? thank you.

[mullet559]

@PepeTheBassist give me £1000 then

[Barbarabeatles]

@PepeTheBassist I would if I had the money.

[harobike123]

@pokemonbastard09

You can, I've done it too. You just dual boot your machine, then when it turns on, you can choose the OS to run... There are tutorials available for it.