Yep. That's X in it's bare and naked state. You're using a GeForce card, so I would suggest the following:
Download the source tar.gz files and compile manually. I actually found it easier than the RPM method. Download the files, extract them to a sensible directory, and then type make install in both the kernel and glx directories (you need to be root to do this). Then make a backup copy of your X config file (should be /etc/X11/XF86Config-4) and edit. You will need to add the line Load "glx" somewhere in the middle (should be fairly obvious due to the other 'load' lines present). You will also need to change the driver (right down the bottom) from nv to nvidia. You might need to do some other housekeeping (such as removing references to DRI), but they're all described in the readme.txt file on the NVidia site.
Now, when all is said and done, you should start your X session and cross your fingers.
Oh, a word of warning. When you're installing the drivers and editing your config files, you MUST NOT BE RUNNING X AT THE TIME. DO IT FROM A TEXT PROMPT.
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