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PearOS is the MacOS of Linux, and the latest version is better than ever

With the latest release, the developer refines pearOS’ Liquid Glass look with a host of improvements. MacOS users should be pleased.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. If you want a MacOS-like Linux distro, pearOS is the one to try. The latest release adds a lot of polish to an already beautiful desktop. I still have a couple of nits to pick about this free OS. As my regular readers know, I love a beautiful UI. It may seem shallow, but a gorgeous desktop environment makes what could be a drudge of a day a bit more enjoyable. For instance, when Apple released Liquid Glass, I was thrilled. And then System76 one-upped Apple with Frosted Glass. A developer even gave GNOME the glassy look with Aura Glass. This is great for Linux because the OS lets developers and designers go…
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