I've noticed that while using KDE there are almost too many confirmation
windows that continuously pop up for every KDE application in existance. Is
there some sort of option I can set that most kde applications (hopefully)
will see and acknowledge?
Case in point: Kmplot, I use this often when I need to graph calculations,
but I never EVER want to save my graphs, but it has to ask me everytime I
attempt to close the window "don't you want to save this?!" Perhaps it is
because I use it much alike I use kcalc, I'd rather see the result and not
save it.
It is one of the few issues I have with KDE that is preventing me from
switching over from gnome. I just cannot stand being asked by every
application in existance saying "Are you SURE you want to quit?" or other
annoying messages. Gnome doesn't ask for confirmations in most applications
I use and would really like KDE to be less obtrusive as well.
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