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The file system hierarchy exists for a reason: to organize information. Having the UI hide that organization in the name of "simplicity" and display it as a fla
by lutorm 14y ago
The file system hierarchy exists for a reason: to organize information. Having the UI hide that organization in the name of "simplicity" and display it as a flattened list defies explanation.
The users that can't handle a hierarchical structure probably just puts all files on the Desktop anyway, so what's the advantage here?