Steam client version (build number or date): Jun 20 2020 at 00:01:08
Distribution (e.g. Ubuntu): ArchLinux
Opted into Steam client beta?: [Yes/No] No
Have you checked for system updates?: [Yes/No] Yes
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
The STOP button should be able to send "kill -SIGKILL" to a process, without waiting for the graceful shutdown. Most of times, if a game hangs, the stop button is completely useless, and everytime I have to lookup a process in the process table and guess its name (like its not a "MortalKombat11.exe" but MK.exe) and kill about 5 processes manually entering the numbers.
If steam had had such an ability just via a single button, it would have been very much appreciated and useful.
Steps for reproducing this issue:
Try to run any game which hangs on your system. Perhaps, you may code a "while (true) {}" right in the main, add such a "game" into your steam library and run it via proton (or not via proton).
Wait for the "game" to run and hang.
Press the "STOP" button - it won't stop the process no matter how many times you press it, and the only possible way is to kill the processes yourself.
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Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
The STOP button should be able to send "kill -SIGKILL" to a process, without waiting for the graceful shutdown. Most of times, if a game hangs, the stop button is completely useless, and everytime I have to lookup a process in the process table and guess its name (like its not a "MortalKombat11.exe" but
MK.exe) and kill about 5 processes manually entering the numbers.If steam had had such an ability just via a single button, it would have been very much appreciated and useful.
Steps for reproducing this issue: