For me personally it depends on what's the most convenient at the moment.
I've played around with Debian for several years using it for small little servers. They do not need to have a monitor connected, so i never use a gui.
When using my Steam Deck i don't have a keyboard and the virtual keyboard is kinda annoying, so i use the gui.
I can't seem to get used to work with a Debian installed laptop. I've tried many times, but i don't see a daily beneficial goal to use Linux, mostly because i'll always get Windows 10/11 working :)
I've played around with Debian for several years using it for small little servers. They do not need to have a monitor connected, so i never use a gui.
When using my Steam Deck i don't have a keyboard and the virtual keyboard is kinda annoying, so i use the gui.
I can't seem to get used to work with a Debian installed laptop. I've tried many times, but i don't see a daily beneficial goal to use Linux, mostly because i'll always get Windows 10/11 working :)