On 08/28/2016 01:07 PM, Christopher wrote:
From all I read, this should just work out of the box with Gnome 3.18+
and iio-sensor-proxy running. Since it's not, I guess I should file a
bug, but I thought maybe there was some additional debugging I could do,
or some manual configuration steps I could check. As far as I can tell,
Gnome does not have a UI for configuring the auto-rotate behavior
(though, it has one for the automatic brightness), and I don't think I
would have used gsettings or dconf to turn it off or anything like that.
If you look in the top-right menu, at the bottom there should be four
icons. The second from the left icon looks like a circle with an arrow.
That is the auto-rotate toggle. If you only have three icons, then
Gnome isn't detecting the sensor.
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