2013-11-01, 21:11
hey guys,
first of all, i'm a total noob to anything linux.
Now that we know this, my problem:
I got xbmcbuntu installed on my little HP DC7900 usdt (2,93 GHz, 2GB ram, 160GB hdd) with intel q45/q43 express chipset, i know, not much, but i don't have the money for anything better right now. I have a fixed monitor, which is updside down (building little mediacenter cabinet) because this was better for the cables. I thought it would be easy rotating the screen, well, not if you don't know anything.
So far i tried via xrandr, but it dissapears when i log off.
Is there a more permanent way to rotate the screen?
Thanks in advance!.
first of all, i'm a total noob to anything linux.
Now that we know this, my problem:
I got xbmcbuntu installed on my little HP DC7900 usdt (2,93 GHz, 2GB ram, 160GB hdd) with intel q45/q43 express chipset, i know, not much, but i don't have the money for anything better right now. I have a fixed monitor, which is updside down (building little mediacenter cabinet) because this was better for the cables. I thought it would be easy rotating the screen, well, not if you don't know anything.
So far i tried via xrandr, but it dissapears when i log off.
Is there a more permanent way to rotate the screen?
Thanks in advance!.