Agreed! However most graphical system users should be using their mouse. If somebody thinks otherwise there should be a way to suppress this behaviour globally by an accessible setting. Why not use a welcome sprite or configuration walkthrough where users can change/skip configurations (mostly general features/annoyances).
The problem in this case is that I don't see the benefit of hiding the
menubar and thus reducing the accessibility. And yeah, the navigation
with keyboard is not so efficient if you can't see the shortcuts.
By the way less frequently used menus items creates graphical noise and the mock-up effectively clears up the area. After all icons are generally used frequently in a file manager along with a shortcut menus. A full-blown menus features power and clutter together.
Manik
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