How easy to make the interface more flat OS X?

And now everything was flat. After major changes to the design of the new iOS, desktop users are also waiting for something new. But do not wait. Perhaps in the new version we will see more changes regarding the design, but in the meantime, there is a way to make its OS X Mavericks a little closer to iOS.

To Sag this procedure, only a couple of commands in Terminal and your system will be a bit lighter and will gain a flatter appearance.

Run the application and enter the following command to:
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSUseLeopardWindowValues ​​NO

To see the changes quite perezayti in to your account, or reboot the system. But if for some reason you do not want to do, in the same terminal you can restart the Finder. To do this, type the following command:
killall Finder

For a second or two open windows will be closed and re-opened since the modified theme file manager. But five same for the full application of all visual components, still better to be overloaded.

As you can see, nothing extraordinary happened, and the interface is not changed dramatically, but some visual differences are. The windows in the system became a little lighter, and the buttons are more flat. For those who are familiar with the system a long time, can visit the feeling of deja vu: a very similar interface is present in the initial versions of OS X Snow Leopard 10.0 and 10.1.

Those who can not wait for changes in OS X from the most Apple - this is a small step towards convergence of the two systems.

If after all the done manipulations do not you liked the new interface, you can return it back with the following command:
defaults delete NSGlobalDomain NSUseLeopardWindowValues

After that it will be enough just to execute the command
killall Finder

Or simply reboot.
And how do you such an interface? Whether you want a complete redesign of the system or better to leave things as they are? Share your opinion in the comments.