Remove the auto-scan in the Add Non-Steam Game window

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Ajdar Anık 9 月 29 日上午 2:42

When I open said window, it scans my computer for a good half minute and doesn't let me click the Browse button. After that, my game is never in the scan list anyway, so I click Browse and find it as I had intended to do from the beginning.

Either let us browse while the scan is running, or let the user start the scan manually so we may choose to not do it.

Understand that I'm not exaggerating when I say this: I have never, ever benefitted from the auto-scan feature, except that I use the downtime as a water break.

Edit: I'm on Windows 10. My OS is on one SSD and Steam client & library are on another SSD. There are also 4 HDDs on the system.

最后由 Ajdar Anık 编辑于; 11 月 19 日下午 3:54

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MultiKoopa 11 月 11 日上午 7:12

Would love to see this.

Thermal Lance 11 月 11 日上午 7:15

Weird I don't have this issue and I don't remember ever having it. I don't use the function that often because I usually use Bottles for that but still... That said I am on Linux.

Ben Lubar 11 月 11 日上午 7:31

引用自 Thermal Lance：
Weird I don't have this issue and I don't remember ever having it. I don't use the function that often because I usually use Bottles for that but still... That said I am on Linux.

I don't remember it either, but it takes about 70 seconds to open on my Windows 10 machine with the OS installed on a hard drive and it's instant on my Debian Testing laptop with an SSD.

I wonder if there's some regression causing it to be slow on Windows or whether it's always been like this and I just don't remember.

Ajdar Anık 11 月 19 日下午 3:53

引用自 Ben Lubar：
...it takes about 70 seconds to open on my Windows 10 machine with the OS installed on a hard drive and it's instant on my Debian Testing laptop with an SSD.

I forgot to list my specs in the post, but I'm on W10 as well, and both the OS and Steam are on SSDs.

It's a Windows issue then?