Re: x86 builds:
The screen autorotate feature works on my Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 touch laptop under Windows 10, but not in Suse or Ubuntu Linux.
The laptop was manufactured about October 2016.
Previously iio-sensor-proxy service was used to read orientation/light level sensors as IIO class kernel devices attached to I2C busses
for screen autorotation and display dimming.
Several years ago Intel began implementing such sensors in the processor package and implemented the ISH bus to access them as HID devices.
Some people may expect that iio-sensor-proxy will be able to handle these new devices, but the published source code has no references to HID API functions.
Intel has submitted a patch to provide driver support for ISH to kernel.org in May 2016, and it appears to have been.merged into the kernel tree in August 2016.
August 2016 indicates they have been in released kernel versions since about 3.4. However it (hid/intel-isc-hid folder) is not in Suse 4.4.46-11 or 4.4.49-16 sources.
It is also not listed in /usr/src/packages/SOURCES/supported.conf.
When does Suse plan to add these drivers? They would appear to be essential for screen autorotate to continue to work on new laptops.