Changing the Mac OS X Leopard Theme
A program has appeared that allows you to change themes in Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard"! Previously, only users of the previous version of OS 10.4 “Tiger” had such an opportunity.
Meet: free Magnifique utility !
I found a program that had already matured to version 2.1, in which a lot of useful things appeared:
If you want your operating system to look like this:
or like this:
or even like that:
Then download the latest version of the substitute for today from here:
Magnifique 2.1 (2.5 Mb) and try it out!
Finally: if you want to return to the standard Leopard design, immediately after installation download the Original Leopard r2 theme , since the program does not yet have a simple “Restore Default Theme” option. And after installing the original theme, it may happen that the theme does not apply completely (as in my case):
In this case, you need to enter these commands in the terminal one by one:
defaults write NSGlobalDomain AppleUseCoreUI 1
defaults write NSGlobalDomain CUIAllowDebugPrefs 0
defaults write NSGlobalDomain CUIDisableArtFile 0
Link to the official support forum: Help and Support :)
Successfully modify the interface!
Meet: free Magnifique utility !
I found a program that had already matured to version 2.1, in which a lot of useful things appeared:
- Ability to download themes from the developer's site directly in the program window
- Changing the design of the Dock (2D / 3D)
- Preview topics
- Etc.
If you want your operating system to look like this:
or like this:
or even like that:
Then download the latest version of the substitute for today from here:
Magnifique 2.1 (2.5 Mb) and try it out!
Finally: if you want to return to the standard Leopard design, immediately after installation download the Original Leopard r2 theme , since the program does not yet have a simple “Restore Default Theme” option. And after installing the original theme, it may happen that the theme does not apply completely (as in my case):
In this case, you need to enter these commands in the terminal one by one:
defaults write NSGlobalDomain AppleUseCoreUI 1
defaults write NSGlobalDomain CUIAllowDebugPrefs 0
defaults write NSGlobalDomain CUIDisableArtFile 0
Link to the official support forum: Help and Support :)
Successfully modify the interface!