>Hiding the filesystem is both destroying productivity and fucking up people's mental model of computing That's nonsense. Most users don't care that there's a

>Hiding the filesystem is both destroying productivity and fucking up people's mental model of computing That's nonsense. Most users don't care that there's a file system and they surely don't care how it works. They care that, when they open up Microsoft Word, they can find the document they last created or an older document. They care that, when they open an app called Photos, they see their pictures. They don't care how they're stored by the computer or how they're organized, they only care that they can find what they're looking for when they're looking for it. It may be easier for you to navigate through a file system because that's how you've adapted your workflow but to say that not having one is somehow destroying productivity is crazy nonsense. You're taking your individual experience and extrapolating it on populations that are not similar to you at all. I mean... do you honestly thing that Donald Trump/your grandmother/a teenager cares that there's a file system on his iPhone?