How to rotate screen in Ubuntu using terminal?


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Recently I booted Ubuntu 18.04 Live USB and I faced annoying problem. Screen was rotated and there was no rotate options in settings
. I had to search not so obvious places in Internet, so I share this Q&A.
18.04 screen gnome-shell display-rotation
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Recently I booted Ubuntu 18.04 Live USB and I faced annoying problem. Screen was rotated and there was no rotate options in settings
. I had to search not so obvious places in Internet, so I share this Q&A.
18.04 screen gnome-shell display-rotation
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Recently I booted Ubuntu 18.04 Live USB and I faced annoying problem. Screen was rotated and there was no rotate options in settings
. I had to search not so obvious places in Internet, so I share this Q&A.
18.04 screen gnome-shell display-rotation
Recently I booted Ubuntu 18.04 Live USB and I faced annoying problem. Screen was rotated and there was no rotate options in settings
. I had to search not so obvious places in Internet, so I share this Q&A.
18.04 screen gnome-shell display-rotation
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You should use xrandr
command.xrandr -o normal
takes your screen back to normal (landscape) rotation.
You can check this command typing xrandr -o left
and then get back to normal.
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
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accepted
You should use xrandr
command.xrandr -o normal
takes your screen back to normal (landscape) rotation.
You can check this command typing xrandr -o left
and then get back to normal.
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2
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You should use xrandr
command.xrandr -o normal
takes your screen back to normal (landscape) rotation.
You can check this command typing xrandr -o left
and then get back to normal.
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2
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You should use xrandr
command.xrandr -o normal
takes your screen back to normal (landscape) rotation.
You can check this command typing xrandr -o left
and then get back to normal.
You should use xrandr
command.xrandr -o normal
takes your screen back to normal (landscape) rotation.
You can check this command typing xrandr -o left
and then get back to normal.
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