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On Windows, you could pull essentially the same trick by putting the start menu at the top.

I mean, in Windows 10. Not 11 because they half-ass rebuilt it, heh.

Yeah but that would be absurd design: "75% of taskbar locations mean that you have a gap in your wallpaper."

I mean, not beyond the scope of a design that still has some windows that haven't been changed in 25 years, but you know.

It would be annoying in something like a full-screen game, though. It's not uncommon for them to have important UI elements right at the top center.