Provides a one and done installer for the working deb package borrowed from noble.

…u25.04-workaround

framework12: Simplify accel workaround on 25.05

…buntu25.04.md

# Ubuntu 25.04 Tablet Mode Setup Udev Edit

Three options to choose from, all options are for tablet mode on Ubuntu 25.04

Manual install gives you full control—you download the .deb yourself and run dpkg -i, then you’re done. iio-sensor-proxy 3.5-1build2

Script option bundles dependency installation, the download, the install, and even triggers a reboot into a single curl-and-bash command for a one-and-done experience. iio-sensor-proxy 3.5-1build2

Udev edit skips installing any new package and instead tweaks your existing udev rules so the sensor is recognized automatically, which can be useful if you just need the sensor enabled without adding or upgrading software. Default install of iio-sensor-proxy 3.7-1

- [This script will get tablet mode set up and running fast](https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/linux-docs/blob/main/framework12/Ubuntu-25-04-Tablet-Deb.md).

Formatting tweaks.

If you feel strongly about using the provided iio-sensor-proxy package provided by the 25.04 release, Udev Edit Option is your best option. The other two methods install an older version of iio-sensor-proxy that requires no tweaking at all.

This guide will help set up screen rotation support for your laptop on Ubuntu 25.04, giving you an experience similar to what Fedora 42 and Bazzite offer out of the box.

Rather not deal with this at all? Bazzite and Fedora are ready to go out of the box, zero configuration.

(Minor typo) Removed "provided"

Splash of color. And the option to hold the page or not.

> Unless you choose to hold the package back, it will update automatically - which will means tablet mode may stop working, unless you hold it back.

```
sudo apt-mark hold iio-sensor-proxy
```

Use the method you are most comfortable with.

Manual install gives you full control—you download the .deb yourself and run dpkg -i, then you’re done.
iio-sensor-proxy 3.5-1build2

Script install option bundles dependency installation, the download, the install, and even triggers a reboot into a single curl-and-bash command for a one-and-done experience.
iio-sensor-proxy 3.5-1build2

Udev edit option skips installing any new package and instead tweaks your existing udev rules so the sensor is recognized automatically, which can be useful if you just need the sensor enabled without adding or upgrading software.
Default install of iio-sensor-proxy 3.7-1

/usr/lib is managed by the distro, so it's easily overridden.
According to udev(7) you're supposed to override by putting them in /etc

Signed-off-by: Daniel Schaefer <[email protected]>

framework12: Correctly override udev

### Bonus Step - Correct blurry text rendering in the Chrome browser

  - Open your Chrome browser, browse to chrome://flags/ and press enter.
  - Look for the search box at the top of the page, type in the words _ozone platform_ then press the enter key.
  - Look for the box marked Default, change it to Auto.
  - With this changed to Auto, relaunch your Chrome browser.
  
![ozone platform](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FrameworkComputer/linux-docs/refs/heads/main/framework12/images/oszone.png)

Going all in with udev tablet workaround. - [This script will get tablet mode set up and running fast](https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/linux-docs/blob/main/framework12/Ubuntu-25-04-accel-ubuntu25.04.md#ubuntu-2504-tablet-mode-setup-udev-edit).

> Tablet rotation mode should work immediately. Howver if for some reason it does not, reboot then test rotation again. Remember to flip the the screen completely back to test rotation properly.

Replaced with Udev method.

Replaced with Udev method.