Xwrapper.wrap.@appmansuffix@

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shorthand for double quote that works everywhere.
Xorg.wrap - Xorg X server binary wrapper The Xorg X server may need root rights to function properly. To start the Xorg X server with these rights your system is using a suid root wrapper installed as @suid_wrapper_dir@/Xorg.wrap which will execute the real X server which is installed as @suid_wrapper_dir@/Xorg.

By default Xorg.wrap will autodetect if root rights are necessary, and if not it will drop its elevated rights before starting the real X server. By default Xorg.wrap will only allow executing the real X server from login sessions on a physical console.

Xorg.wrap's default behavior can be overridden from the @sysconfdir@/X11/Xwrapper.config config file. Lines starting with a # in Xwrapper.config are considered comments and will be ignored. Any other non empty lines must take the form of key = value.

8 allowed_users = rootonly|console|anybody Specify which users may start the X server through the wrapper. Use rootonly to only allow root, use console to only allow users logged into a physical console, and use anybody to allow anybody. The default is console.

8 needs_root_rights = yes|no|auto Configure if the wrapper should drop its elevated (root) rights before starting the X server. Use yes to force execution as root, no to force execution with all suid rights dropped, and auto to let the wrapper auto-detect. The default is auto.

When auto-detecting the wrapper will drop rights if kms graphics are available and not drop them if no kms graphics are detected. If a system has multiple graphics cards and some are not kms capable auto-detection may fail, in this case manual configuration should be used.

Xorg X server information: Xorg(1)