Now that things are working again, here are more details. After logging in in GNOME Safe mode, then back out and in via usual login, the system ran fine with the display no longer inverted. However oddly the top and bottom desktop panels had switched places of their own accord (all had been right in safe mode). They would not change back, until I checked "expand" in properties once more. I then moved them and unchecked expand when I had everything where I wanted. The panels still will not move around with expand unchecked. As a result of my experiences so far there would appear to be an issue with both inverting the display, and a minor one regarding panel movement. The latter could be a system wide issue but the former is clearly purely to do with user settings as the login screen at all times was not inverted, only after login. Upon reflection, whilst that itself is not a bug, is a redesign an idea? If someone did have a setup requiring inversion I doubt they would want to have to login upside down every time, which is what would happen right now even with no bugs present. I have been running the system in its default configuration always up to date, edits have only been visual via menus. If you would like any more information just comment below and I'll gladly fill any gaps.
-- Freeze after flipping display 180deg (8.04b) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212308 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
