stephen barncard wrote:
Not amusing to the look and feel people at Apple.
the Icons are copied or very close. Not to mention about 20 other things.
Can 'they' get away with this?
There have been Mac-like desktop environments for Linux for many years
(never understood the attraction myself; I love OS X but only on a Mac,
when I'm using Linux I want to use Linux).
MacBuntu is one of the more popular ones, noteworthy for being both a
blatant rip-off of Apple's UI and also thumbing their nose the request
from Canonical to reserve names ending in "buntu" for officially-support
forks:
<http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Macbuntu?content=129021>
But historically the number of people using such DEs has been negligibly
small.
While this would increase the number of people using a Mac-like UI on
Linux, it's North Korea: if we're to believe the Western propaganda
about their lifestyle, relatively few there have a computer at all, so
at most it might double the number of such users.
Moreover, it's a rogue state beyond the influence of any international
partners or laws. Not even China's Xi Jinping can talk sense to Kim
Jong-un; I doubt Tim Cook could.
Looks like Apple have to rely on Dennis Rodman to settle this. :)
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