KDE: K.I.S.S.
Keep It Simple Stupid! That's the fundamental principle I'm applying to Kassie. I removed all unnecessary dialogs asking "Do you want to do that?" I found only two cases where such a dialog is useful: When you enter the name of a new session to create it, if it's already running or if it already exists. Since you have to go over the entire menu --which lists all your available sessions-- that can only mean that you didn't pay attention, so to give you a chance to correct your error isn't superfluous.
The session "Blah Blah" already exists. Do you want to open it? Yes, No, Cancel.
The session "Blah Blah" is already running. Do you want to bring it to foreground? Yes, No, Cancel.
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