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When I rotate the screen fast and multiple times, especially flipping my Yoga X1 from normal landscape to upside-down and in the middle resizing to potrait mode because I was too slow, the background image zooms in. This can be performed multiple times to even zoom it more.
Steps to reproduce
Have a laptop with supports automatic screen rotation
Flip it fast to potrait mode
Flip it back to landscape mode
Repeat this multiple times
Expected behavior
No zoomed in background image
Additional information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I found a fix for myself, the solution is to prevent any rotation to portrait mode. As Cinnamon does not support this, I scripted my own desktop flip script and deactivated that Cinnamon flips the screen for me (first checkbox at window in screenshot must be true).
#!/bin/bash
monitor-sensor --accel | while IFS= read -r line; do
if [[ $line == *"Accelerometer orientation changed: normal"* ]]; then
xrandr -o normal
fi
if [[ $line == *"Accelerometer orientation changed: bottom-up"* ]]; then
xrandr -o inverted
fi
done
Run this in background and it does the job plus it is way more convenient. This script was written by me and I publish it under the WTFPL.
Distribution
Mint 21.3
Package version
6.0.4
Graphics hardware in use
Intel HD Graphics 620
Frequency
Always
Bug description
When I rotate the screen fast and multiple times, especially flipping my Yoga X1 from normal landscape to upside-down and in the middle resizing to potrait mode because I was too slow, the background image zooms in. This can be performed multiple times to even zoom it more.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
No zoomed in background image
Additional information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: