And thinkpads. I used it to add X11 autorotation to an X61 tablet. No spin animation, but it was a cool one-day hack nonetheless. The fun part was that the or

And thinkpads. I used it to add X11 autorotation to an X61 tablet. No spin animation, but it was a cool one-day hack nonetheless. The fun part was that the orientation analyses was done from a shell script, and actually worked 100% of the time (unlike so many phones)! \o/ The insane part was that DRM/KMS on Linux is 1000% crazy and I had to patch the kernel to stop poking the backlight on every. rotation. event, grr. (I had to do it in the kernel - I basically killed DPMS - because X11 libdrm is utterly incomprehensible.)