It&#x27;s not just the windows - it&#x27;s a host of details. I spent many hours staring at that original monochrome Macintosh interface, and the homage here is obvious.<p><pre><code>  - Single menu bar at the top of the screen
  - System logo menu to the left of the application menus
  - Clock on the right side of the menu bar 
  - Desktop icons arranged top to bottom on the right
  - Trash icon in the bottom right
  - Same medium grey dithered desktop background
  - Same light grey dithered scroll bar fill
  - Horizontal stripe pattern in the window title bar
  - Centered window title text
  - Identical window zoom icon placed in identical location
  - Identical file browser window header and column arrangement
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The system font is different (likely because it is smaller), the scroll arrows are different, and the Mac never had accelerator-key underlines in its menus, but it is very, very clear that the people designing this interface knew the classic Mac OS well and have purposefully based their design on it.