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I had clearly triggered an odd buglet when setting down the device on a table in the pub where for some reason it didn't make the screen orientation chage (xrandr ?) call when I put it down.
The desktop wallpaper wasn't rotated though the widgets were _ half of which did not appear on screen. similar with the app menu and task manager, I only saw the left-hand side of the menu. Also the 'background press' to return to the desktop did not function at the nottom of the screen. Clearly these things were not aware of the change in screen properties.
The browser was a different matter - it used the full screen as expected the only problem being that the top and bottom bars were horribly squashed up. As long as you weren't bothered about the page title, it wasn't too unusable.
Shaking it around a bit on the desktop screen brought the phone app back and re-orienting the device brought things back to normal.
I've tried a few times but can't reliably reproduce this yet