I am recently switching to Linux. Please bear with me if my question is native. I did google search on this topic but didn't get anything helpful.
My question is that how to rotate my LCD into the portrait mode and setup X appropriately. I have installed the latest ATI fglrx driver (version 8.32.05). However, I can't find any rotation option in their control panel. The 'xrandr' command shows only one possible option (normal) for 'Rotations possible'.
I did found online a lot of discussions about screen rotating on NV video cards. However, there are very few posts talking about ATI driver support for screen rotating in Linux. I really appreciate if someone can give me instructions on how to do it.
My question is that how to rotate my LCD into the portrait mode and setup X appropriately. I have installed the latest ATI fglrx driver (version 8.32.05). However, I can't find any rotation option in their control panel. The 'xrandr' command shows only one possible option (normal) for 'Rotations possible'.
I did found online a lot of discussions about screen rotating on NV video cards. However, there are very few posts talking about ATI driver support for screen rotating in Linux. I really appreciate if someone can give me instructions on how to do it.
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