They could make it configurable. You can have your cake and eat it too in this situation. I don't like KDE's default settings but it took me a mere seconds to

They could make it configurable. You can have your cake and eat it too in this situation. I don't like KDE's default settings but it took me a mere seconds to get the desktop I like. Of course this is not a new idea and how it used to be on Windows. The real question is why removing user choice has become so fashionable in UX design. Maybe it's just a phase and will pass.