Your MacBook Air runs the OS X operating system, which is currently in version 10.9, called Mavericks. The Macintosh operating system has long been known for being very intuitive and is also pleasing to look at. It was the first major system interface to focus on graphical elements, such as icons. The OS X desktop is the overall window through which you view all that happens on MacBook Air, such as looking at the contents of folders, working on documents, and surfing the web.
The Finder application controls the OS X desktop, and so you see its menu bar whenever you work with this application. When you view the contents of a folder, you do so through a Finder window. There are many ways to view the contents of a Finder window, such as Icon view and List view. The Sidebar enables you to quickly navigate the desktop and to open files and folders with a single click. The Dock and Sidebar on the desktop enable you to access items quickly and easily.
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