Normally, I'd try to help people with computers problems, but seeing that I told you to go with Ubuntu and chose Suse instead, all you get is this:
..........HA HA!!!
Just kidding.
Boot to the command line.
Then do this (the case is important):
cd /etc/X11
sudo rename xorg.conf xorg.conf.bad
This will rename (effectively deleting) your X11 configuration file. When you reboot, Suse should put a default configuration in place.
I say "should" because this is what Ubuntu would do, but I'm not 100% certain that Suse will. But you can always put the conf file back if you need to.



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