GNOME can be fiddled with, just not in the same way as KDE. And KDE can simplified for installation on work computers, just not in the same way as GNOME. Pers

GNOME can be fiddled with, just not in the same way as KDE. And KDE can simplified for installation on work computers, just not in the same way as GNOME. Personally I use GNOME now because it fits my current workflow better, but in the past I had a different workflow and I used KDE more. I still have both of them installed so it's not difficult to switch.