Lights - Beautiful Mac OS X Mod

PrekeshC Deviantart user has released Lights, a graphical mod for Mac OS X which acts on the default traffic lights, making them..simply beautiful. I don’t have a good relationship with Mac OS’ normal traffic lights, so I went for it and applied the theme using Themepark. It just needs a logout to be set and running. So, from now on you’ll see them in every screenshot on MacStories, making my desktop setup sexier and lickable.

You know where to download them.

[Disclaimer: as always, be sure to backup the ArtFile and SArtFile files. If you’re new to modding, Google is your friend. Last, the theme is Snow Leopard only. A Leopard compatible version will be released soon.]

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