Hi, (sorry, putting the submitter in copy through the alias, I lack copy/paste right now) Dirk Griesbach <spamthis@freenet.de> (14/03/2011): > It's still existent. If I exit Xfce4 with a rotated screen (which > rotation doesn't matter as long as rotation != normal) back to xdm, > the background image is visible and will get the normal orientation > but the mouse pointer has still the rotated orientation and it looks > like xdm would be running 'behind' the background image. At least it > looks like this, because if I enter my credentials (entering other > stuff doesn't trigger anything), xdm tries to start Xfce4, fails, > restarts and there it is: a xdm with normal oriention. I can reproduce a pretty bad behaviour here; looks like stack smashing or something, which gets xdm killed. I'll try and investigate that soonish, but that's probably a bug in xdm (or in the server) rather than a bug in the xrandr command. Will reassign when I know more about it. KiBi.
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