Auto rotate, rotating when it should not.

[chrisfoster121]

SYSTEM INFO: PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)" NAME="Debian GNU/Linux" VERSION_ID="11" VERSION="11 (bullseye)" VERSION_CODENAME=bullseye

Lenovo Flex 4 i3-7100U

Problem My screen is constantly flipped 180 degrees from standard rotation. I am currently writing this with a wired keyboard so I can flip it over and type. Could you provide uninstall directions at the least so that I can remove the service until it is fixed?

Steps I have taken:

• Listing all running services to look for a rotate service to turn off.
• deleting the following folders/files:
• ~/.config/auto-rotate
• ~/.config/systemd/user/auto-rotate.service

[chrisfoster121]

It seems as though I have found the solution. While this did start happening before deleting all the files, i think it remained rotated after deleting them and I just needed to adjust the display settings. I will leave this open in case you want to look into rotation issues but for now I am set.

[donbowman]

so i confess i've let this lapse as i no longer use a convertible.

but it takes action once, so it will indeed stay rotated.

to force to 'normal', take a look in the script in the case normal), those commands w/ xrandr