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[Alan Pope  <alan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I prefer 2).

If someone doesn't want to 'waste' the screen real-estate used by the layout, so switches them all off, they'll be disappointed that they don't gain space IMO.

If we force a profile to be active, we're forcing that 'waste' of space for users who don't need it. 

I would default to having the layouts enabled by default, but if the user actively has chosen to disable them _all_ then they should expect the consequence that they're gone from the main UI. They've already discovered how to disable them, re-enabling them shouldn't be a stretch for them.

What do you think?
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