Steam client version (build number or date): 2019-08-16
Distribution (e.g. Ubuntu): SteamOS 2.195
Opted into Steam client beta?: No
Have you checked for system updates?: Yes
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
I've noticed that in SteamOS the B button on my Steam Controller doesn't do what I expected when installing games. If I go to my library of games, select one and then select install, pressing the B button afterwards will not return you to your library the first time. The first time you press B in this situation, your cursor is moved back to the install button. If you press B again it does take you back to your library.
Here is a video which shows it in action. You can clearly see how annoying it is when installing multiple games in a row: https://youtu.be/qB9D8APmsK8
I have testing this again on the Steam Beta on Debian 10 without a controller. If I do the exact same thing in regular big picture mode with the keyboard, I see the same thing. Pressing Esc doesn't return you to the library as expected. This is on a different machine as well.
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Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
I've noticed that in SteamOS the B button on my Steam Controller doesn't do what I expected when installing games. If I go to my library of games, select one and then select install, pressing the B button afterwards will not return you to your library the first time. The first time you press B in this situation, your cursor is moved back to the install button. If you press B again it does take you back to your library.
Here is a video which shows it in action. You can clearly see how annoying it is when installing multiple games in a row: https://youtu.be/qB9D8APmsK8
I have testing this again on the Steam Beta on Debian 10 without a controller. If I do the exact same thing in regular big picture mode with the keyboard, I see the same thing. Pressing Esc doesn't return you to the library as expected. This is on a different machine as well.
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