@mimorinka The thing is, in my past experience in trying to do basic things on someone else's apple device, a lot of thought was required to figure out the braindead ways required to do basic tasks and to change basic settings.

Meanwhile, when I hop onto GNU, I don't need to think to use it.

If I want to do something, I simply press the keybind for the terminal emulator (or open it with the mouse, but that's slower) and then type my commands into bash - which usually consists of executing standalone software or running multiple programs with pipes between them to do tasks.

That reminds me, I need to up my emacs skills, so I can fully embrace the church of emacs and rarely leave the emacs OS.