Yes, at least some extra options for those who might enjoy them.
I like my PS layouts simple and very open. Back when I used PS5 I made almost
constant use of the tab key, hiding and showing the palettes. Moving to PS Elements 2 this doesn't work as well, but I have even better options. I can close all the unnecessary palettes and hide the quick buttons bar (which I never use anyway), then stack a few palettes in a single right hand side palette well. I rarely use tab in Elements 2.
For most activities I use keyboard shortcuts, left hand is working with the WACOM, right is moving over the keyboard for shortcuts and modifiers. I rarely use the menu bar, only for filters. Also the navigation view I can do more quickly with keyboard as well, I've got an actual up/down zoom switch on my Microsoft Natural Ergo 4000 keyboard that does the image zooming, space bar to pan the image in the window, '[' and ']' keys to change brush sizes. Most of the image manipulation dialogs such as 'levels' and color adjusts are called from keyboard as well.
Plus getting a widescreen monitor helped with feeling like I've got more open space for my image work between the left and right palettes.
My layout: