Apple has many cards in its hand that have not been played. It's time for Jobs to skate across the flow again. One card that noone but me seems to care about is the MacOS 8 finder. I don't even know if 'finder' should be capitalized. I tell ya, for what it brings to the world of computing, the finder is one meek dude.
Finder is application software.
Unlike Norton Utilities, whose desktop additions turn a usable computer into a clutter of gadgetry, the smooth operation of the finder is something that could affect positive change on all computing platforms. I, for one, think Apple should get a team together and port this software masterpiece to Win95, Linux, and whatever platform would pay for the results. After all, the guts of the operating system is a thankless mire of details. These underlying details are basically uninteresting to computer owners, and irrelevant to application software. What is relevant is the way in which people use their computers.