This isn’t the case so much with Linux, because users can choose from a long list of desktop environments to install atop any distro, changing the entire look and feel of their system. You can have Mageia and PCLinuxOS both running KDE natively – but you also can run KDE as your desktop in Fedora, even though Fedora defaults to GNOME.
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