The steam deck does have a gyroscope for sensing rotation... Just saying.
this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2024
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That feature has always been annoying to me, even on phones. I always turn it off because "I" will control whether my screen rotates or not. Maybe sometimes I don't want it to rotate when I turn the phone (like when I'm viewing building plans at work and want to orient the screen with how I'm looking at the building I'm standing in).
Not sure how standard this is, but on Pixel phones the default is no auto rotation, but when the phone detects rotation it will display a tiny rotate button in the corner of the screen for just a few seconds. Best of both worlds IMO.
That's a stock Android feature, or at least it's on Motorola phones. Handy button.
That's a stock Android feature, I have that on LineageOS
That rotate button is incredibly annoying. I turned off auto-rotate for a reason and the button obscures other information displayed in that corner of the screen. Wish I could turn the button off too.
What information is in your navigation bar?
What navbar?
There is no navigation bar on the Pixel 8. It uses some sort of gesture-based system instead.
Not pixel specific, stock android. You can enable the old on-screen buttons for accessibility reasons or if you're a grumpy old sod who hates change.
I am a grumpy young sod who hates change!
Well fortunately you can reenable the old buttons too!
It’s still a navigation bar it’s just transparent. If there’s important information down there that can get blocked by it then the developers of the app did something wrong.
It is simply the bottom of the app window. There is nothing app-specific to this behaviour, lots of apps show information in the lower 20-30 pixels of their window.
My android does that too, but some apps ignore it and it's extremely annoying, especially when lying in bed (looking at you, Sleep for Android)
On stock Android and Samsung, the default is auto rotation, but when I turn it off, exactly that happens. That's why I turn it off.
I hate controlling screen rotation based off it. It's great in controllers for aiming though.
On Samsung devices you can go into settings and add a "routine" under Modes And Routines that automatically enables auto rotate for certain apps, and disables it when you leave the apps.
Alternatively I believe you can do the same if you have a license for Tasker.
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lmftfy
I’m just sitting here patiently waiting for hexagonal displays.
Hexagons are the bestagons.
If we could get edge-to-edge displays, hexagonal panels with a spherical radius will be the next big thing for battle stations.
(By spherical, I mean its curved so it can be tiled into a sphere.)
Let's go one step further and build a monitor orb with a chair in the center.
I mean, yes. That's what I was getting at.
something like this:
but better.
What about a pyramid tablet?
Only if I also get a dodecahedral phone.
Needs to be circular to maximize efficiency
Finally, I can calmly watch the performance of my stock portfolio
Stonks.
-22° so cool
Is someone already working on a trapezoid desktop environment?
This truly is the landlord tipping of linux memes
Only for Xorg. Wayland guys need to wait a bit :)
An article that links to a Tweet that links to a blog post with the actual useful information.
They truly Human Centipede'd this one
& BSD
Any time some obscure Linux feature is mentioned I see this xkcd comic in my mind: https://xkcd.com/619/
Well, Flash is now dead so nobody actually does that anymore.
I've got two vertical monitors on either side of my one large horizontal monitor right now and I am loving it
The 'ol tie fighter layout, nice
You failed with the image, though. The screen image isn't supposed to rotate with the display.