I have a work around. It turns out, if .Xauthority is unwriteable, it
will put the auth file somewhere else and set the XAUTHORITY variable.
Heh.

So log out of your window manager, then stop WDM. Remove .Xauthority and
make it a directory.  This cause WDM to create a different location and
set the variable.

What a PITA!

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