3 macOS Mojave Features Already Available on Linux
Apple has revealed details about the next version of its desktop operating system, macOS Mojave.
As expected, macOS 10.14 is a major software upgrade. It brings a flurry new features to the fore, like better desktop organisation, auto-changing backgrounds, and a sleek new dark mode.
All very swish.
But do any of those features sound familiar to you?
They might do; many of macOS Mojave’s new features are old news to Linux users.
We’ve written about how easy it is to make Ubuntu look like a Mac before (an article we will update soon) and it’s just as easy to add familiar macOS features to the desktop too, from quick look and global menu, to launchpad and dashboard widgets.
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