Jake, I don't know about the specifics of xvfb, but if it's not installed it should be a simple matter with SuSE. I only recently started using it, after years of using Debian/Red Hat, and the package management is good.
From a terminal type 'yast'. Assuming that is installed (it should be - it's Suse's basic config tool), you should have a screen up with the leftmost list having 'software' as the top item. Tab between screens, and tab to highlight 'software management' in the right hand list. Press return, then when its finished reading the repositories, tab to the 'search' button. From there you can find which package installs xvfb, and install it.
Jake, I don't know about the specifics of xvfb, but if it's not installed it should be a simple matter with SuSE. I only recently started using it, after years of using Debian/Red Hat, and the package management is good.
From a terminal type 'yast'. Assuming that is installed (it should be - it's Suse's basic config tool), you should have a screen up with the leftmost list having 'software' as the top item. Tab between screens, and tab to highlight 'software management' in the right hand list. Press return, then when its finished reading the repositories, tab to the 'search' button. From there you can find which package installs xvfb, and install it.
Then at least you can try Danielle's suggestion.