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You can certainly start GRASS without the gui:

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Furthermore, you can run GRASS in batch mode withwithout actually "starting" the program at all. If you prepare a bash script which sets up the required environment, then you can have GRASS commands run without the GRASS interface at all. Full details in the grass wiki

You can certainly start GRASS without the gui:

grass64 -text

Furthermore, you can run GRASS in batch mode with actually "starting" the program at all. If you prepare a bash script which sets up the required environment, then you can have GRASS commands run without the GRASS interface at all. Full details in the grass wiki

You can certainly start GRASS without the gui:

grass64 -text

Furthermore, you can run GRASS in batch mode without actually "starting" the program at all. If you prepare a bash script which sets up the required environment, then you can have GRASS commands run without the GRASS interface at all. Full details in the grass wiki

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Micha
Micha
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  • 29

You can certainly start GRASS without the gui:

grass64 -text

Furthermore, you can run GRASS in batch mode with actually "starting" the program at all. If you prepare a bash script which sets up the required environment, then you can have GRASS commands run without the GRASS interface at all. Full details in the grass wiki