[GRASS-user] Is there a command-line only version for Linux available?

[Bartolomei.Chris]

Good (afternoon??) all ...

I have a need to use the GRASS tools (r.mapcalc, v.clean, r.to.vect, and a few others probably) on a Linux system (CentOS 6.7) that has no GUI software installed (it's a number-cruncher in a restricted environment) ... the interface is command-line only and it has a minimal OS build.  I know I can use the GRASS tools via scripts without starting GRASS but can I use them without installing all of GRASS? I'm going through what I need to install GRASS and the list of software dependencies is rather long ... is there a command-line only version around without all of the graphical software overhead? At the moment I'm limited to using GRASS 6.4.4 tools ...


Thoughts? ideas?

Chris

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