headless
- adjective
- /ˈhɛd.ləs/
- Specialized
- Developers often prefer headless setups to streamline and automate tasks via command line interfaces.
Their AIB mining cards are basically headless GPU's for the most part, and headless with a video card means that it doesn't have any display out.
- Their AIB mining cards are basically headless GPU's for the most part, and headless with a video card means that it doesn't have any display out.
Examples
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By the same token, though, you are not describing the orthodox way of installing a server OS on a headless server.
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So, unlike most people in this thread, my custom system is headless, and the install routine is completely unattended.
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Very helpful for systems that are run headless, and you need to access the BIOS.
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Does this mean we can have headless Ubuntu-based multiplayer servers?
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But because some of its products require the use of background processes and headless servers, forbidden by the Mac App Store's rules, it cannot sell exclusively through the store at this time.
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Their AIB mining cards are basically headless GPU's for the most part, and headless with a video card means that it doesn't have any display out.
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A headless server can be managed remotely, which makes it ideal for cloud deployments.
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Running applications in a headless mode allows for improved performance without the overhead of a graphical interface.
Synonyms
A device that has no display to show pictures or text
Antonyms
How Graphical
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
headless = head (semi-transparent) = head + less
Formed from 'head' + '-less' to indicate absence of a local display or GUI; the composition is clear but the technical computing sense is specialized.
Etymology
Headless comes from head + -less, where -less means 'without', and in computing it describes a machine or program that runs 'without' a screen or local display and is controlled by commands or over a network.