Again: now that you can graphically log into your user account (can't you?), you can rename the files from the file manager. You can display the hidden file from the related entry in the menu or use Ctrl+H.

The problem related to the configuration of some application in your desktop environment. Not to the X server (the logs you show us are OK).

The renaming procedure I was suggesting aims to find out what application creates the problem. If you do not mind reconfiguring to your tastes some desktop applications, then just (re)moving the whole ~/.config. Creating a new user would mean even more applications to reconfigure to your tastes, moving your user files and changing their owner to the new user. You had better just (re)move the ~/.config.

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