I've just installed Ubuntu 16.04.1 in dualboot on top of an Asus UX360UA, alongside with Windows 10. I've already installed the updates meanwhile.
This laptop has a 360º degree rotating screen. When I physically rotate my screen, Windows (or some installed driver, I don't know) detects that. Consequently, the image being displayed in the screen is rotated 180º and the keyboard is blocked. However, Ubuntu doesn't do nothing when I rotate the screen.
I think this is a bug because a fresh Ubuntu installation should recognise these laptop features. I searched a little bit and it seems there are some workarounds on this, but I guess Ubuntu installation should recognise this automatically?
I've just installed Ubuntu 16.04.1 in dualboot on top of an Asus UX360UA, alongside with Windows 10. I've already installed the updates meanwhile.
This laptop has a 360º degree rotating screen. When I physically rotate my screen, Windows (or some installed driver, I don't know) detects that. Consequently, the image being displayed in the screen is rotated 180º and the keyboard is blocked. However, Ubuntu doesn't do nothing when I rotate the screen.
I think this is a bug because a fresh Ubuntu installation should recognise these laptop features. I searched a little bit and it seems there are some workarounds on this, but I guess Ubuntu installation should recognise this automatically?