Comment # 14 on bug 1139889 from Suse User

Isn't updating Tumbleweed enough to be with the latest (stable) kernel?

Also when you say 'try' - do you mean that I should try booting the system or
the installation without 'nomodeset'? (or both?)

I am asking because I noticed that after installing the system (using nomodeset
in the installer) there was nomodeset also set in the boot loader of the
intsalled system - yet removing it and booting the installed system (without
nomodeset) shows the mouse pointer fine (and not corrupt like in the
installation).

I hope you understand me :)