How to rotate login screen in gdm3
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I am using Ubuntu 17.10, wayland and gnome in a 3 monitors configuration. And the monitor in the middle is rotated to vertical orientation. When I log in all works well, but the login screen is rotated to the left.
How do I configure the login screen to use the monitor in the middle in vertical position
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I am using Ubuntu 17.10, wayland and gnome in a 3 monitors configuration. And the monitor in the middle is rotated to vertical orientation. When I log in all works well, but the login screen is rotated to the left.
How do I configure the login screen to use the monitor in the middle in vertical position
multiple-monitors 17.10 gdm display-rotation
asked Feb 7 at 18:21
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I am using Ubuntu 17.10, wayland and gnome in a 3 monitors configuration. And the monitor in the middle is rotated to vertical orientation. When I log in all works well, but the login screen is rotated to the left.
How do I configure the login screen to use the monitor in the middle in vertical position
multiple-monitors 17.10 gdm display-rotation
asked Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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I am using Ubuntu 17.10, wayland and gnome in a 3 monitors configuration. And the monitor in the middle is rotated to vertical orientation. When I log in all works well, but the login screen is rotated to the left.
How do I configure the login screen to use the monitor in the middle in vertical position
multiple-monitors 17.10 gdm display-rotation
multiple-monitors 17.10 gdm display-rotation
asked Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
1,1022917
asked Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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asked Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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asked Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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asked Feb 7 at 18:21
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After looking for a while I used a combination of solutions, between lightdm and and older gdm.
First, you must log for the first time and configure every monitor in the way you want.
Then, copy the ~/.config/monitors.xml file to /var/lib/gdm3/.config folder.
Log out and gdm should be using your configuration
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After looking for a while I used a combination of solutions, between lightdm and and older gdm.
First, you must log for the first time and configure every monitor in the way you want.
Then, copy the ~/.config/monitors.xml file to /var/lib/gdm3/.config folder.
Log out and gdm should be using your configuration
answered Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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After looking for a while I used a combination of solutions, between lightdm and and older gdm.
First, you must log for the first time and configure every monitor in the way you want.
Then, copy the ~/.config/monitors.xml file to /var/lib/gdm3/.config folder.
Log out and gdm should be using your configuration
answered Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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After looking for a while I used a combination of solutions, between lightdm and and older gdm.
First, you must log for the first time and configure every monitor in the way you want.
Then, copy the ~/.config/monitors.xml file to /var/lib/gdm3/.config folder.
Log out and gdm should be using your configuration
answered Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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After looking for a while I used a combination of solutions, between lightdm and and older gdm.
First, you must log for the first time and configure every monitor in the way you want.
Then, copy the ~/.config/monitors.xml file to /var/lib/gdm3/.config folder.
Log out and gdm should be using your configuration
answered Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
1,1022917
answered Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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answered Feb 7 at 18:21
Alejandro Vera
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