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Advice for a Mac user switching to Linux?
(sh.itjust.works)
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It's not so much just an aesthetic, you can make KDE and even GNOME look much more like MacOS than eOS will and KDE can even to an extent act like Finder (GNOME not so much, they're too ideologically different)
But Pantheon is designed to act like Finder. (whilst trying to not infringe on Apple's designs) It's the closest thing functionally to the modern Finder outside OpenSTEP.