I appreciate this analysis and agree with some of the points, although I have to add: for any interface that I use daily (such as a file management system), I p

I appreciate this analysis and agree with some of the points, although I have to add: for any interface that I use daily (such as a file management system), I prefer the modern version — flat design and all. I don’t want heavy borders to show that something can be resized (just show me a different cursor when I hover), or column titles styled like buttons, or an always-visible scrollbar (I rarely need to know a “vague” measurement of files in a folder). To me, this just makes an interface more confusing. Although I’ve been spoiled by Mac over the last few years, so maybe this argument is more about Windows.