It’s the other way around for me. I use 27”+ monitors most of the time, which makes maximizing windows a waste of screen real estate in most circumstances, so I

It’s the other way around for me. I use 27”+ monitors most of the time, which makes maximizing windows a waste of screen real estate in most circumstances, so I tend to have odd sized windows which means chasing menubars around the screen under Windows and Linux. Also, increasingly Windows+Linux apps are eschewing menubars entirely in favor of hamburger menus or nothing at all (!!!) which is intensely frustrating. With a system-owned global menubar there’s no excuse for the developer to not have menus. Unfortunately many of the same apps that are resorting to hamburger menus don’t expose their menus through dbus or something similar which breaks global menubars in KDE and those added to other DEs with extensions. I really really wish there were an XDG standard for Linux apps to programmatically expose menus with.