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I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 (Beta 2) on my 2-in-1 laptop, an Asus T300 Chi. From the start there's been an issue with the screens orientation: The screen is rotated clockwise 90 degrees from the actual orientation, meaning the desktop is laying on the side. I have tried rotating the screen in different directions, and the change in orientation is registered, but the screen display is consistently rotated 90 degrees.
I searched the Internet for reports of a similar issue, and found that it can be worked around by tilting the screen on it's side and then lock the display rotation. This is a workaround, however, and I'd like to find a solution that doesn't stop automatic screen orientation from working.
I was wondering if there is a way to edit the configuration, so that the display will align correctly with screen orientation? Any input is appreciated.
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I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 (Beta 2) on my 2-in-1 laptop, an Asus T300 Chi. From the start there's been an issue with the screens orientation: The screen is rotated clockwise 90 degrees from the actual orientation, meaning the desktop is laying on the side. I have tried rotating the screen in different directions, and the change in orientation is registered, but the screen display is consistently rotated 90 degrees.
I searched the Internet for reports of a similar issue, and found that it can be worked around by tilting the screen on it's side and then lock the display rotation. This is a workaround, however, and I'd like to find a solution that doesn't stop automatic screen orientation from working.
I was wondering if there is a way to edit the configuration, so that the display will align correctly with screen orientation? Any input is appreciated.
display orientation
asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
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closed as off-topic by chaskes, Terrance, pomsky, karel, Eric Carvalho Apr 12 at 23:52
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." – chaskes, Terrance, pomsky, karel, Eric Carvalho
Doesn't Settings → Devices → Displays help? On my system (17.10, though) there's a Orientation setting.
– PerlDuck
Apr 9 at 15:33
The Orientation setting in Displays is for some reason removed in 18.04. :-/
– pehkawn
Apr 9 at 15:51
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I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 (Beta 2) on my 2-in-1 laptop, an Asus T300 Chi. From the start there's been an issue with the screens orientation: The screen is rotated clockwise 90 degrees from the actual orientation, meaning the desktop is laying on the side. I have tried rotating the screen in different directions, and the change in orientation is registered, but the screen display is consistently rotated 90 degrees.
I searched the Internet for reports of a similar issue, and found that it can be worked around by tilting the screen on it's side and then lock the display rotation. This is a workaround, however, and I'd like to find a solution that doesn't stop automatic screen orientation from working.
I was wondering if there is a way to edit the configuration, so that the display will align correctly with screen orientation? Any input is appreciated.
display orientation
asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
215
I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 (Beta 2) on my 2-in-1 laptop, an Asus T300 Chi. From the start there's been an issue with the screens orientation: The screen is rotated clockwise 90 degrees from the actual orientation, meaning the desktop is laying on the side. I have tried rotating the screen in different directions, and the change in orientation is registered, but the screen display is consistently rotated 90 degrees.
I searched the Internet for reports of a similar issue, and found that it can be worked around by tilting the screen on it's side and then lock the display rotation. This is a workaround, however, and I'd like to find a solution that doesn't stop automatic screen orientation from working.
I was wondering if there is a way to edit the configuration, so that the display will align correctly with screen orientation? Any input is appreciated.
display orientation
display orientation
asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
215
asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
215
asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
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asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
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asked Apr 9 at 15:27
pehkawn
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closed as off-topic by chaskes, Terrance, pomsky, karel, Eric Carvalho Apr 12 at 23:52
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." – chaskes, Terrance, pomsky, karel, Eric Carvalho
closed as off-topic by chaskes, Terrance, pomsky, karel, Eric Carvalho Apr 12 at 23:52
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Bug reports and problems specific to development version of Ubuntu should be reported on Launchpad so that developers can see, track and fix these issues." – chaskes, Terrance, pomsky, karel, Eric Carvalho
Doesn't Settings → Devices → Displays help? On my system (17.10, though) there's a Orientation setting.
– PerlDuck
Apr 9 at 15:33
The Orientation setting in Displays is for some reason removed in 18.04. :-/
– pehkawn
Apr 9 at 15:51
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Doesn't Settings → Devices → Displays help? On my system (17.10, though) there's a Orientation setting.
– PerlDuck
Apr 9 at 15:33
The Orientation setting in Displays is for some reason removed in 18.04. :-/
– pehkawn
Apr 9 at 15:51
Doesn't Settings → Devices → Displays help? On my system (17.10, though) there's a Orientation setting.
– PerlDuck
Apr 9 at 15:33
Doesn't Settings → Devices → Displays help? On my system (17.10, though) there's a Orientation setting.
– PerlDuck
Apr 9 at 15:33
The Orientation setting in Displays is for some reason removed in 18.04. :-/
– pehkawn
Apr 9 at 15:51
The Orientation setting in Displays is for some reason removed in 18.04. :-/
– pehkawn
Apr 9 at 15:51
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Doesn't Settings → Devices → Displays help? On my system (17.10, though) there's a Orientation setting.
– PerlDuck
Apr 9 at 15:33
The Orientation setting in Displays is for some reason removed in 18.04. :-/
– pehkawn
Apr 9 at 15:51