> According to Nvidia's driver readme guide, they support rotation with > Xrandr. > "The driver supports rotation with the extension when 'Option > "RandRRotation"' is enabled in the X config file." > Perhaps, they do not support all of the abilities of the new Xrandr... > such as virtual screen size or spanning multiple displays. > > At this point, my goal (tomorrow) will be to set all 3 screens on > separate X screens and apply the rotation through Xrandr. Allowing for 3 > separate desktops that are compositable. I think that's as close as the > current code will allow me to get.
FWIW you only need xrandr to do on-the-fly rotation changes. I have two monitors set up as two X11 screens on a single nVidia GPU, one is normal and the other is rotated 90 degrees to portrait mode, and I don't use xrandr. I run compiz-fusion 3D accelerated on both screens. I can't recall whether this is compatible with TwinView/Xinerama to create a combined desktop though. All I had to do was add this to xorg.conf: Section "Screen" ... Option "Rotate" "left" EndSection I have disabled "DynamicTwinView" in the "Device" section though, which I think disables xrandr. I think it may have been required for this to work, but I can't remember for certain now. Good luck! Cheers, Adam. _______________________________________________ xorg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xorg
