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Reason I ask this is because trying to get something meant for linux (or GNU in general) going on FreeBSD doesn't seem to compile well (and to *some* extents I could run simple linux binaries on freebsd 9.1 via LBC).

Since what I would like to be able to do is use the GUI on windows, then save the config once I'm satisfied with the look, then upload it to my FreeBSD server (which is 8 core 4GB ram) and run it from there via -nogui ...

If I understood the coding side of it I would be trying to migrate the source myself. 

Quaz0r, excuse me if my ignorance is showing, BUT is it easy to for you to take a look at a 1.18 WIN 64 executable for us that don't have Open CL enabled graphic cards

Windows isn't so much a problem since can just run that as it is. The problem is compiling on systems that are not linux with all the GTK, etc stuff used mainly for the user interface and such doesn't seem quite possible (and the newest version of mandelbulber in ports is 1.3).

Though it would be cool to be able to invoke a server from the CLI as opposed to needing the GUI for it (far as I can tell there's no way to do it.)

Far as OpenCL goes, from what I can tell there's no way to enable OpenCL without using the GUI (ie: you have to be able to check the box for it, there's no CLI parameter to do so from strictly command line, and no setting in a param file either it would seem).

Would it be extremely hard if you're just removing the GUI interface and only responding on the CLI options?