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When working with a computer the productivity is directly proportional with the screen's real estate. I think this idea can be expanded to: "When working with an application, the productivity is directly proportional with the application's usable real estate."

Mozilla Firefox is an example application that can be configured to have the address bar, the menu bar and the tool bar (and virtually any other bar besides maybe the status bar) on the same row (or column - for wide screens). I would like KDE applications to be able to do the same.