wtf is cairo-dock-theme-mactahoe-dark?

Cairo-Dock-theme-Mactahoe-dark is a custom visual theme for Cairo-Dock, a dock application for Linux desktops similar to the dock found on macOS. The theme is called MacTahoe-Dark and, according to the README, offers a dark, elegant, and modern look inspired by macOS. This repository does not contain application code. It is a set of theme files that change the appearance of an existing dock program. To use the theme, a person first needs Cairo-Dock and its plugins already installed on their system, which the README shows installing through the apt package manager with the command sudo apt install cairo-dock cairo-dock-plug-ins. This means the theme is built for Linux distributions that use apt, such as Ubuntu or Debian based systems. The README describes two ways to install the theme. The first and recommended method works from inside the Cairo-Dock interface: download the compressed theme file from the repository, right click the dock, open its configuration window, go to the Themes tab, use the import button to select the downloaded file, and click Apply. The second method is manual: extract the compressed file and move the theme folder into the local themes directory at a path under the user's home folder, then restart Cairo-Dock and select the theme from the list of local themes in the configuration window. The README also includes two customization notes. It suggests activating a matching icon pack system wide if the user wants icons that complement the theme's look. It also recommends enabling hardware acceleration, specifically OpenGL, in Cairo-Dock's settings so that the reflection effect shown in the theme's screenshots renders correctly. Beyond installation and these two notes, the README does not describe further configuration options, list a license, or explain what specific visual elements the theme changes beyond the general dark macOS inspired style.