>No matter what making a Mac-style DE is going to be a steep uphill climb. I looked more into the project, his goal is actually to replicate the macOS from the

>No matter what making a Mac-style DE is going to be a steep uphill climb. I looked more into the project, his goal is actually to replicate the macOS from the 90s to early 2000s. I’m optimistic about a goal like that, but it’s more about the QA that comes with these sorts of higher level projects. I don’t think they have the resources to make something as out of the box as Ubuntu unless they use elementary or pop as their basis. That being said, why can’t they just branch off into a DE with easy installation on BSD or any *nix loke XFCE or MATE? From what I’ve seen, they don’t have a real reason to even use FreeBSD. This way they’d increase the likelihood of adoption but maybe at the trade off of supporting multiple platforms which I’d imagine can be a pain.