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Hoy he actualizado un poco varias configuraciones: he personalizado uno de los temas de Rofi que uso; y he dividido los diferentes apartados de configuración de y de en varios archivos, para tenerlo todo mejor organizado. Además, he hecho que las ventanas flotantes se centren, salvo las picture-in-picture, que me gusta dejarlas un poco más a su aire, y cuando recargo i3 (porque (des)conecto el monitor, o a saber) me gusta que eso se mantenga en la esquina donde lo dejé.

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I found ideal solution. You need to edit gtk3.css file, to remove shadow and margin.

Before:

/********************** Window Decorations * */

decoration { border-radius: 0px 7px 0 0; border-width: 0px; box-shadow: 0 3px 9px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5), 0 0 0 1px rgba(29, 31, 31, 0.9); margin: 10px; }

After:

/********************** Window Decorations * */

decoration { border-radius: 0px; border-width: 1px; background: black; padding: 1px; box-shadow: 0; margin: 0; }

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If you want to repeat it, here are all settings:

Theme: freshports.org/x11-themes/grey

Wallpaper (macOS Big Sur): 512pixels.net/projects/default

System fonts. Note that I set dpi to 95, since it’s closer to macOS visually: github.com/sahibjotsaggu/San-F

Picom settings:
github.com/alexdeplov/pleeq_co

Xfce icons: freshports.org/x11-themes/xfce

Open XFCE Settings > Window manager > Button layout and set to be [close, minimize, maximize], to match macOS.

#xfce#freebsd#picom

Progress so far. I'm using 14.1 and 4, current theme name is Graybird-dark, compositor is

I also changed system font to SF Pro Display, and tweaked fonts rendering to these settings, to be closer to macOS mastodon.social/@alex_deplov/1

Replaced Ctrl with Cmd as well. So far, so good!

Can you imagine this beautiful-looking OS now running on a $300 Mini PC, sometimes faster than my $1800 MacBook Pro M1 Pro? I can't, but there you go!

Boot time is almost the same as on MacBook