I won't even update to Mojave until the redheler says it's done, or in worst case, if he encounters some unsolvable obstacle, and gives up.
So far there is no obstacle to prevent a Mojave version for both light and dark mode, so I'll be working on it! The dark mode window controls in the Mojave version will be a bit more refined than the ones in the High Sierra version as well.I won't even update to Mojave until the redheler says it's done, or in worst case, if he encounters some unsolvable obstacle, and gives up.
All hail Redheeler!!!So far there is no obstacle to prevent a Mojave version for both light and dark mode, so I'll be working on it! The dark mode window controls in the Mojave version will be a bit more refined than the ones in the High Sierra version as well.
I can't waitAqua window controls in the MacOS Mojave dark mode, as visible in the top-left of this screenshot. Spent a decent amount of time on refinements instead of just repackaging the High Sierra version as-is, and succeeded in producing a better version optimized for the dark mode.
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Will be releasing the MacOS Mojave version of the Aqua window controls as soon as it's ready.
It's OK, OP has personal life, too. Maybe he is too busy with other problems. Me, personally, I can wait.
This, and the fact I have only one Mac running Mojave at the moment (the 2012 rMBP) complicates things. It'll be more convenient to work on the Mojave version after I've gotten around to updating the iMac.It's OK, OP has personal life, too. Maybe he is too busy with other problems. Me, personally, I can wait.
Granted.This, and the fact I have only one Mac running Mojave at the moment (the 2012 rMBP) complicates things. It'll be more convenient to work on the Mojave version after I've gotten around to updating the iMac.
Yes, the older SystemAppearance files usually don't work in newer versions of MacOS without issues showing up. Hence why I indicated there will be an updated Mojave version.View attachment 791295
Granted.
BTW, will the previous traffic lights work with light theme only?
Edit: Works with both light and dark theme, but glitches are everywhere. Glitches are usually in the form of missing elements. Making the UI light or dark doesn't make difference.
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Yes, the older SystemAppearance files usually don't work in newer versions of MacOS without issues showing up. Hence why I indicated there will be an updated Mojave version.
I brought over the recessed look to the light mode controls as well.I kinda like how default buttons look with dark mode, while with light, they still look ugly as before.
That’s great, but you quoted my post where I was talking about default buttons.I brought over the recessed look to the light mode controls as well.
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I'm making a small MacOS Classic theme for Mojave...
Download from Dropbox - For MacOS Mojave (Coming Soon)
Download from Dropbox - For MacOS High Sierra, MacOS Sierra, and OS X El Capitan
How should my mac from 2011 that my brother gave me that runs on macOS 10.12 Sierra to an old Mac OS X Aqua UI-like style?I have experimented with Aqua scrollbars and some other UI elements besides the traffic lights. Pretty much impossible to get the the lighting/texture inside the scrollbar to work as it did in pre-10.7 versions of Mac OS X, but it can still be given an Aqua look (although not without some bugs, as you see here the horizontal scrollbar is upside-down and there is no inactive state, meaning they stay blue all the time even with windows in the foreground).
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