I disagree. I have been using Kubuntu and Fedora at work. Fedora supposedly is amazing because always ahead, and I would, except that I'm terrified of upgradin

I disagree. I have been using Kubuntu and Fedora at work. Fedora supposedly is amazing because always ahead, and I would, except that I'm terrified of upgrading because every time I do, gnome breaks plugins. Gnome without plugins is not usable from my perspective (system tray), which essentially managed to create this horrible situation where I have to delay upgrading for 6 months to be on the safe side. Kubuntu on the other side, is ubuntu. Canonical messed up badly with Pro, so I'm looking for alternatives. That's when I realized that my only problem with Fedora IS GNOME. Next time, I'm sticking to KDE, I don't care what the most common one is, KDE seems to be more stable and that's important to me. And the window manager is way more flexibility for heavy multidesktop users...