I also think KDE has come a long way. You can configure it all you want and if you ignore the plasma-stuff widgets, then it doesn't get in the way and is very space-efficient (just a panel really?).
I keep hearing good things about Fedora's support for KDE but have not tried it personally.
I run KDE on openSUSE and am very happy with it, as well as the community there.
I keep hearing good things about Fedora's support for KDE but have not tried it personally.
I run KDE on openSUSE and am very happy with it, as well as the community there.