Howdy!
I've been using SuSE for several years now and the only way I've found that satisfies me is to just delete SuSE's XF86Config files and start over. I know that there are distros that use the same kind of convoluted setup, and maybe they work better for them. For that matter, maybe SuSE's way works great for everyone else except the three of us, though I doubt it.
I just replied to a post under Linux-hardware (it should be still on the first page of questions for this category, titled "Setting refresh rates in Suse", wherein I listed, step-by-step, what I do to fix the problem. And the problem IS the same there, as it is here!
Questions? Ask.
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