Sorry, but this picture is definitely not as root. If you login as root, the login prompt should be displayed in red, and the ‘>’ should change to ‘#’…
Apparently you posted the wrong one? It shows the same time as the previous one.
I notice that you have an /etc/xorg.conf though.
Try to remove or rename it.
If the specified graphics driver cannot be loaded for some reason, it will prevent Xorg from starting completely.
And xorg.conf should not be necessary since years, Xorg is perfectly capable to determine the best graphics driver automatically.
Well, the question is if the nvidia driver is used now at all.
Probably not because I suspect the xorg.conf did specify nvidia and the likely reason for your original problem then is that it couldn’t be loaded.
Can you please provide the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
Upload it to http://susepaste.org/ or similar and post a link.
And how did you install the nvidia driver in the first place?
Via the repo or the .run installer?
This is an Optimus system, and Xorg is running on the intel chip.
Installing nvidia breaks the intel driver though.
So, uninstall it again, there’s no way to get it to work (the nvidia driver doesn’t support Optimus), unless you can disable the intel graphics in your BIOS settings.