Not sure if this is equivalent, as I run unity-settings-daemon instead of gnome-settings-daemon (with the Compiz Unity-plugin turned off and gnome-panel instead), but it seems similar enough.
Just upgraded from 14.04 to 16.04.1.
I drop my laptop on a dock with two vertically oriented (rotated to portrait) monitors. This was working fine before, now it lights them up without the rotation. Rotating them manually via System Settings -> Displays, undocking and docking again reverts to the wrong (landscape) orientation.
The ~/.config/monitors.xml looks fine but seems to be ignored.
Reloading the settings with
killall unity-settings-daemon
gives me the correct orientation, which is read from the monitor.xml (editing the file by hand and killing u-s-d accepts whatever changes I make), it just doesn't get triggered on docking changes.
That's the workaround for now: kill u-s-d every time I dock to that workplace, which may help with g-s-d too.
It would be nice for patchlvl 1 LTS upgrades to not break such basic stuff.
Not sure if this is equivalent, as I run unity-settings- daemon instead of gnome-settings- daemon (with the Compiz Unity-plugin turned off and gnome-panel instead), but it seems similar enough.
Just upgraded from 14.04 to 16.04.1.
I drop my laptop on a dock with two vertically oriented (rotated to portrait) monitors. This was working fine before, now it lights them up without the rotation. Rotating them manually via System Settings -> Displays, undocking and docking again reverts to the wrong (landscape) orientation.
The ~/.config/ monitors. xml looks fine but seems to be ignored.
Reloading the settings with
killall unity-settings- daemon
gives me the correct orientation, which is read from the monitor.xml (editing the file by hand and killing u-s-d accepts whatever changes I make), it just doesn't get triggered on docking changes.
That's the workaround for now: kill u-s-d every time I dock to that workplace, which may help with g-s-d too.
It would be nice for patchlvl 1 LTS upgrades to not break such basic stuff.