Yes you can disable the DE on Debian and probably on other distros too.
I “disable” it the wrong way, since I want to have it after a reboot, for diagnostics, I just shut it off via systemctl
For gnome it should be:
Systemctl stop gdm3
But you can also configure it to always start headless.
And if you need it you can launch it again from the shell.
Yes you can disable the DE on Debian and probably on other distros too.
I “disable” it the wrong way, since I want to have it after a reboot, for diagnostics, I just shut it off via systemctl For gnome it should be: Systemctl stop gdm3
But you can also configure it to always start headless. And if you need it you can launch it again from the shell.