macOS UX Pack

macOS UX Pack addresses a certain category of Windows users that would rather turn any available Windows theme into something a bit peculiar, to say the least. Some say that there’s no accounting for taste and it seems this is exactly the case with macOS UX Pack.

What macOS UX Pack does is bringing as much OS X as possible to the desktop of computers actually running the Windows OS. While the rivalry between Microsoft and Apple (alongside their fanatic supporters) is pretty clear, there still is a fair amount of users that prefer the OS X design to Windows, on a non-Apple computer.

Although it may seem a bit futile, this whole concept has been around for some time and macOS UX Pack is only another version coming out in time for the release of the twelfth major release of Apple’s proprietary OS. macOS UX Pack tries to create the illusion of this particular OS on computer hosts running Windows 7 or newer operating systems.

As soon as you start macOS UX Pack, you are able to quickly and easily choose the system font, dock, taskbar as well as other options including the Orb, left side OS X caption buttons style, Spaces, Dashboard or Launchpad. The main differences between this piece of software and macOS Transformation Pack are that the UX Pack cannot be installed on Windows XP and Vista as well as the fact that it does not interfere with system files.

Many users find El Capitan Transformation Pack to be the favorite application to go with, but macOS UX Pack is definitely worth a shot if you are deploying it on Windows 7 or any other newer OS version. Being lighter and less system intrusive, macOS UX Pack can be a very good alternative to its big brother whenever your imagination runs wild and asks that you make your non-Apple computer display similar design to the OS X El Capitan.