Using a computer without a GUI, i.e., nographics, is standard practice when using networked computers. A majority of computers today are connected to networks

Using a computer without a GUI, i.e., nographics, is standard practice when using networked computers. A majority of computers today are connected to networks This nographics computer is called a "router" This computer may only be used for limited purposes, hence the names. But its use is standard A "router" can be used as a nographics "general purpose computer", i.e., it can be used for more than just routing packets A "general purpose computer", graphics or nographics, can also be used as a "router", e.g., by enabling packet forwarding in the kernel