Often with a touch of envy, I confess, I look at those with a Windows PC starts doing things that Linux often can not be done because the hardware is not always properly supported. Of course, the network has always been a hand, but sometimes it bothers 
I read www.eeepc.it an easy way to rotate the screen on a EeePC with Windows operating system. In short, through the usual drivers etc. etc..
I read and I am a little 'forbidden! So to win it and the Penguin is not it?
I am heartened by the last 2 lines:
"For Linux users: you can rotate the screen to the right through the command:
xrandr-o right that also accepts (as well as right) normal, inverted, and left "
I'll try and see my screen rotate astonishment.
I noticed that many people like me did not know this command and the wonder of seeing a Eeepc used style eBook was really great.
Obviously the xrandr command is much more powerful to run the screen, this command can be used for a dual monitor configuration, and much more!
Here's some 'image of a eeeBook:
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This post was written by admin on November 13, 2008
You can just make the command above .. the screen goes black for my asusino without giving me the opportunity to readjust? .. The only option is to shut down the key starting of the engine ..
The model of my pc is 701 4g linux xandros ... enlighten me! .. I found online guides on the subject. Hello!
Unfortunately I fear that with the original operating system can not be used.
I'm sorry, but Xandros lasted less than 30 seconds before being replaced totally!