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They might mean gui-less. Log into a tty shell, use vim/emacs/editor of choice.
That's indeed what I meant. Isn't “headless” the correct word?
I've never seen headless used that way.
Usually it means a computer without a monitor.
So my home server is headless because there's no monitor plugged in. I just connect with ssh to do whatever and if I really wanted, yes I could install a desktop environment and remote desktop stuff. Still headless.
Oh thanks, I stand corrected.
Meh. We all mess up the terminology sometimes.