You should try out some apps to see if the apperance sticks and works by quitting Mail.app or Safari.app or just open up Terminal or Activity Monitor - some app that can verify that everything is 'patched', if you will. Copy the two files mentioned in the section above to the location in "/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemAppearance.bundle/Contents/Resources/" car files SystemAppearance.car and DarkAppearance.car - these two file changes the Aqua(Blue) appearance of the operating system and the dark appearance for things such as the Calculator and the dark menu bar menu highlights. Now in the archive I've uploaded you'll see 2. car files and make a backup of them (put them on the desktop in a folder called whatever - though something related to CAR files since you'll probably want to get them back to the original location at some point for the original look of macOS) Just don't include the quotes presented here. You can get to the above system folder by coping the whole path into the Finder -> Go -> Go To Folder. In the folder called "/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemAppearance.bundle/Contents/Resources/" you'll find all the file the operating system uses for its graphics and you can change these as you please using ThemeEngine. Next when you're all done rebooting back into macOS High Sierra you'll have to do the following Type "csrutil disable" OR type "csrutil enable -without fs -without kext" and then reboot There's no quotes to be included when you type it - only for instruction purposes.
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Here's how to use the macOS High Sierra theme included in the archive on this page.įirst things first disable SIP (System Integrity Protection) using the Terminal on your Recovery Partition. I can't really test the 100% - regular display mode so that will have to remain unknown to me - though the theme in the archive can be used on 100% displays non-Retina displays Theme, sidebar icons for ColorfulSidebar, cDock and Finder background present in this archive.
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