Ubuntu 18.04 - Screen goes black when rotated to portrait mode
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I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 on a Lenovo X1 Yoga with touchscreen capabilities. When I rotate the laptop to portrait mode, the screen just goes black. When I rotate back to landscape, the screen returns.
EDIT: Just found out this only happens in Wayland, X seems to work fine.
The issue in this post seems to be the same as my issue: 18.04 Ubuntu with Wayland, screen will not display in portrait
18.04 touchscreen display-rotation
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I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 on a Lenovo X1 Yoga with touchscreen capabilities. When I rotate the laptop to portrait mode, the screen just goes black. When I rotate back to landscape, the screen returns.
EDIT: Just found out this only happens in Wayland, X seems to work fine.
The issue in this post seems to be the same as my issue: 18.04 Ubuntu with Wayland, screen will not display in portrait
18.04 touchscreen display-rotation
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
I'm back to version 18.04 and the problem returned, does anyone know how to fix for this version?
– Alex
Dec 3 at 17:56
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I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 on a Lenovo X1 Yoga with touchscreen capabilities. When I rotate the laptop to portrait mode, the screen just goes black. When I rotate back to landscape, the screen returns.
EDIT: Just found out this only happens in Wayland, X seems to work fine.
The issue in this post seems to be the same as my issue: 18.04 Ubuntu with Wayland, screen will not display in portrait
18.04 touchscreen display-rotation
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 on a Lenovo X1 Yoga with touchscreen capabilities. When I rotate the laptop to portrait mode, the screen just goes black. When I rotate back to landscape, the screen returns.
EDIT: Just found out this only happens in Wayland, X seems to work fine.
The issue in this post seems to be the same as my issue: 18.04 Ubuntu with Wayland, screen will not display in portrait
18.04 touchscreen display-rotation
18.04 touchscreen display-rotation
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
edited Dec 6 at 16:19
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
asked Oct 8 at 19:33
Alex
8810
8810
I'm back to version 18.04 and the problem returned, does anyone know how to fix for this version?
– Alex
Dec 3 at 17:56
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I'm back to version 18.04 and the problem returned, does anyone know how to fix for this version?
– Alex
Dec 3 at 17:56
I'm back to version 18.04 and the problem returned, does anyone know how to fix for this version?
– Alex
Dec 3 at 17:56
I'm back to version 18.04 and the problem returned, does anyone know how to fix for this version?
– Alex
Dec 3 at 17:56
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Solved updating to Ubuntu 18.10.
I can now pick-up the laptop, rotate it to portrait mode and the screen follows.
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Solved updating to Ubuntu 18.10.
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Solved updating to Ubuntu 18.10.
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I can now pick-up the laptop, rotate it to portrait mode and the screen follows.
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I'm back to version 18.04 and the problem returned, does anyone know how to fix for this version?
– Alex
Dec 3 at 17:56