Device: Surface Go 64GB eMMC
OS: Fedora 30 w/ GNOME
Latest linux-surface script
Kernel provided by StollD's Fedora repo
Whenever I open the lid on my Surface Go, the device automatically rotates 90 degrees.
Even if I ensure the device suspends at a landscape position, and I ensure I wake it at a landscape position, it will always rotate 90 degrees.
My solution thus far has been to physically rotate the device and rotate it back.
Disabling GNOME auto-rotate does not fix this issue, and rather makes it more cumbersome to fix as I'd have to re-enable it before rotating it back-and-forth.
Should I attach any logs to help in fixing this?
Device: Surface Go 64GB eMMC OS: Fedora 30 w/ GNOME Latest linux-surface script Kernel provided by StollD's Fedora repo
Whenever I open the lid on my Surface Go, the device automatically rotates 90 degrees. Even if I ensure the device suspends at a landscape position, and I ensure I wake it at a landscape position, it will always rotate 90 degrees.
My solution thus far has been to physically rotate the device and rotate it back.
Disabling GNOME auto-rotate does not fix this issue, and rather makes it more cumbersome to fix as I'd have to re-enable it before rotating it back-and-forth. Should I attach any logs to help in fixing this?