A desktop that stays tidy,
and a rail that knows what is next.
For the Windows machine you sit at all day: fences that are real folders, mail and calendar in a side rail, backup and cleanup that run themselves.
Fences that are real folders, and a rail for the rest
A desktop fills up because it is the one place a file can be dropped without deciding where it goes. Sorting it is a job that never gets scheduled, so it never gets done - and the mail, the meetings and the backup each live in a window of their own.
Start with the desktop
Bought once, runs on its own, stays out of the way. The fences earn their place in a day; the rail earns it in a week.

