Hello

I'm Looking for A free linux distro with a theme to make it look identical to mac osx i found one and thought it was opensuse it wasnt, can anyone think of something else ?Make linux look like a macOr if you want a distro that'll look more like the Mac Os X out-of-the-box try gOS 2.9 Space. You can download it here: ftp://linuxfreedom.com/gos/gos-space-20080406-1226.iso. Here is a SCREENSHOT: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/GOS_space.png.

However support wont continue for too long so I would follow the instructions by 2x3i5x. It will be a bit more work but it'll be WORTH it. So I recommend installing Ubuntu 10.04 and then following the previous instructions.I just "Converted" to Linux from Windows. (I have a LOT of experience with the windows OS) I have just LOADED a Linux Distribution called Puppy Linux 5.1.0 (It uses the binaries from Ubuntu Linux ) This Distribution Of Linux is very light and easy to use I am using it on a Dell Dimension 4600 Pentium4 (North wood) 2.4 Ghz with 768MB Ram a 40 GB (formatted to an EXT2) Hard drive as boot and a 100( Formatted to a NTFS) as storage. This Distribution is fast and is not a big hog on resources. I think It is better than Ubuntu. package management is easy the JWM inter face is nice.

To me this is one of the better Distributions of Linux I have tried.

More info On "lucid Puppy" Linux 5.1

http://puppylinux.org/main/index.php?file=Overview%20and%20Getting%20Started.htm

DM1, Congratulations & welcome to Linux. I do really hope that you ENJOY Linux as an operating system. It does have a learning curve but if you ever need help try posting here or give me a PM and I'll do my best to help you. Whatever distro you use XFCE4 has many mac themes available and is much lighter on resources than gnome...might be worth considering...
http://xfce-look.org
actually these themes would probably be useable in Gnome anyway as they are GTK2 based.

Regards

Mike