My 20" Cinema display doesn't rotate (I know, I just looked at it) so how is 10.4 going to magically make it swivel 90 degrees? Am I missing something I should have read in the ma…

ATI's newest drivers for their X800 and 9800 Mac cards have a hardware acclerated rotating option called VERSAVISION™, you can use now in 10.3 if you like. Looks like this And yo…

I too am of the crowd that believes this is a long since overdue feature. I mean if the hardware can support this, why not just implement it. My display isn't widescreen, but it …

I would suspect that this feature will not be tied to a particular display. In display preferences for 10.3 the title bar says the name of screen it is running, so the fact that th…

I just posted this in the lounge version of this thread. I guess it belongs here too. The new(ish) setup: And a view of the other side so you can see where I put the printer:…

Kenneth, we have the same mousepad! I don't know why I use it because my MX 1000 tracks perfectly fine on the desk... but it's just too classic so I can't let it go http://home…

Quote: It will not be necessary anymore to invest into a Radeon graphic card to enjoy rotating your display the way you want it." So now a couple of questions: 1) Will …

Hopefully this will not just be for Cinema Displays. The Dell 20" Widescreens can rotate too, among others.

I'm going to move to Tiger much quicker than I moved to Panther if it supports display rotation natively.

Quote: Originally posted by rotuts: hello a while ago I was interested in roation of displayes. I was told that the OEM cards in the mac do not suport this and they had…

sweet - but now i'll be wishing i bought the 24" samsung... i remember not getting it as it didnt swivel.. well due to os x

it seems we are going to get it. rotut

I think you should send Apple feedback saying that you really want this feature.

hello a while ago I was interested in roation of displayes. I was told that the OEM cards in the mac do not suport this and they had to be retail box. i ended up getting the sams…

Ok, I've got 10.4, a PMG4 DP, a Radeon 9000 and a Dell 20" 2005FPW that rotates. I don't see this as an option in the Displays pref. Anyone out there see differently?

Press ctrl+alt+apple while opening the Monitors controlpanel. nexus5.

Sorry. No dice for PowerBooks. I checked.

Quote: Originally Posted by Nexus5 Press ctrl+alt+apple while opening the Monitors controlpanel. nexus5. Why? Nothing happens.

works on my 1ghz titanium...

10.4 - Powerbook 15 inch 1.25ghz - External CRT attached - Rotation option in Display System Preference

works on my Powerbook G4 15" 1.33ghz - NO display attached. Note that you have to quit system prefs and reload it after changing rotation, otherwise pressing Ctrl Alt Apple whilst…

On my G5, with a Radeon 9600 the option is there (no key press required). with the Geforce 5200 the option is gone.

Quote: Originally Posted by Nexus5 Press ctrl+alt+apple while opening the Monitors controlpanel. nexus5. Hmmm... doesn't work for me either. I guess I'll stick with the A…

ctrl+alt+apple while opening System Preferences is what does it I think. Anyway, works for me on a 1.5 GHz. 15" PowerBook. Very cool.

well very interesting. just to make things clear: you only get the rotation with 10.4? NOT 10.3.x? and it may be for all cards with 10.4? ( ie someonw got it with NO 2d monito…