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You’re misunderstanding the point of my comment.

It wasn’t competition of how quick it is to complete that specific task in the terminal vs GUI.

That way suites you as you’ve learned it, you’re used to it, and is part of your workflow. It’s efficient for you, that’s great. The terminal suites me as I live and breath it, in and outside of work.

There may be things I do on the command line that would be quicker using a GUI, yet I do it anyway as it is simpler.

You still need similar memorisation when using a GUI.

You don’t give the GUI process a second thought as you’re used to the steps, similar to those using the terminal.

For example, in Windows to create a new text file, save it, and copy it.

You need to know the name of the application (notepad), how to find and open it from the Start menu, the steps within notepad to save the file and the path to save to (file -> save -> navigate to path), the name of the file explorer (Windows Explorer) and how to find and open it, how to navigate to the file, the steps to copying a file (right click copy or ctrl-c), and pasting the file (right click paste or ctrl-v).

On the terminal, it’s a case of remembering commands/switches:
vim document.txt
:wq (write quit)
cp document.txt documentnew.txt
rm document.txt

Both processes require memorisation of specific sequence of steps which overtime you’ll become accustom to and not have to actively think about when repeating a similar process.

My preference is the terminal as it is quicker and simpler in most instances and without the clutter of everything that comes with a GUI application.

I wish I could. I use Signal where possible but most of my contacts don’t care and use WhatsApp. How would the bridge help in terms of privacy as the messages still need to pass through WhatsApp right?

I’m reading Calyx has certain Google services removed, does it stills support push notifications from banking apps and prompts to authorise payments when making a transaction?

I would love to move to a Linux based phone, my old N900 was fantastic. However, I struggle to see how this is possible, for me at least, due to application developers giving no thought to them.

My banking apps and WhatsApp are the only ones I can’t live without. With the banking app specifically and the security around them it’s not possible to run them on a modified non-standard device so short of carrying a separate device it looks like I’m locked into stock Android.

There’s a dedicated community you can use to do testing if needed !test@lemmy.ml

Just to add, if you wanted to start VPN on boot automatically, you can create a systemd service file to take care of that and put it in ~/.config/systemd/user/

Your use of ‘anything’ and ‘everything’ is quite exaggerated.

The average user can do most of their general day to day tasks on Linux without touching the terminal.

Even on Windows, you need to use the command line/shell to complete certain task, so you can’t escape it fully.

Before making slanderous accusations that could damage the developers reputation, why not spend a few minutes fact checking or asking the community about the behaviour you’re observing instead of claiming they are facts?

The tracking isn’t from there Connect app., it is sites you are visiting from within it.

Before making slanderous accusations that could damage the developers reputation, why not spend a few minutes fact checking or asking the community about the behaviour you’re observing instead of claiming they are facts?

The tracking isn’t from there Connect app., it is sites you are visiting from within it.

Nice!

Not self-hosted, however Proton supports custom domains and catch-all. Their monthly plans are very reasonable IMO.

Nice…but is that Comic Sans font? 😄