Various methods say they don't work if "isHeadless"
returns true. Obviously, "isHeadless" is supposed to
mean that there's no display or input device, but the
normative text of GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless says something
different:

    Tests whether or not a display, keyboard, and mouse can
    be supported in this environment.


There are many devices that feature a display, but that can't
support a keyboard or a mouse. For example, a Television set top
box will have a remote control and nothing else, but a set top
is clearly not headless. Neither is a mobile phone with just
a numeric keypad.



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