May seem silly, but I forgo all the default folders (except Downloads sometimes) and use the Desktop. On my Desktop, I have one folder: All
Inside that is everything, and the desktop then has shortcuts into that and a single "To Be Sorted" folder that I throw things in when I'm lazy (and clean up weekly).
My All folder top level:
1-Life (taxes, banking, retirement planning)
2-Philosophy (notes, papers, readings)
3-College
4-Code
5-Professional
Z-Unused
The numbers keep it ordered by use/importance and I usually review and change the top level yearly.
In the end, file organization has to be something you consistently work at and have a good system for, regardless of OS. I don't think any tool solves that conceptual problem.
Inside that is everything, and the desktop then has shortcuts into that and a single "To Be Sorted" folder that I throw things in when I'm lazy (and clean up weekly).
My All folder top level:
1-Life (taxes, banking, retirement planning)
2-Philosophy (notes, papers, readings)
3-College
4-Code
5-Professional
Z-Unused
The numbers keep it ordered by use/importance and I usually review and change the top level yearly.
In the end, file organization has to be something you consistently work at and have a good system for, regardless of OS. I don't think any tool solves that conceptual problem.