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Thanks. I do know almost all those commands, but I'm not quite comfortable with using konsole/SSH exclusively yet. KDE is what I'm most familiar with from my desktop PC and I thought it would be easier to set up knowing where settings etc are. Also I use a Guacamole Docker app to access the server's desktop (my personal machine) when I need to do some personal task while at work. That may change as I get better at this and learn more.
Edit: I don't want to mess with the server now, but I'll try to put LXQT at some point to save some resources. I don't trust myself to remove KDE cleanly and install a different a different DE without destroying the setup.