Your experience on iOS devices with Linux desktop or laptop

Do you think using iOS devices like iPhone or iPad by a Linux user is competent to the case with Android devices?

First of all, I personally think current iOS devices are much, much better than its competitors with Android OS if not considering the continuity with desktop/laptop devices in both hardware specs and software usability.

But if you are using Linux (and probably Windows) host for daily life, have you also found that using iOS device with Linux host has really put severe limitations on continuity experience? I managed to solve some issues like sending clipboard or current web page of iOS device through SSH command using iOS Shortcut on Sharing button (they are not perfect as you have to manually input the target address on which devices you want to send and I don't know that the web session info is also transferred with iOS native continuity which is not possible on this approach). For documents or files, I use Google Docs and Onedrive on iOS devices and host (with rclone) so its kinda OK. Sharing persistent DB for iOS sharing without iCloud storage is kinda slow since it has to be pushed to host Onedrive rclone directory through SSH but it also can be tolerated.

But there are many things that it is just not possible or competent. Copying clipboard from the host is inconvenient as the sharing button requires any object to be selected and bringing current host web page is not perfect as the last active tab is updated with intervals on Firefox. Sharing active phone call, stored SMS/iMessages, or newly created general files like voice records other than photos/videos (which can be automatically backed up through Onedrive) cannot be accessed at all with the Shortcut, and probably nor an application without jailbreaking. Calling phone or sending SMS/iMessage on the host is also not possible. I am considering to write application code not iOS shortcut and do jailbreak but not sure about capabilities that can be earned with this approach nor the worth from doing so.

Also on Linux, many accessories like Airpods and Apple Watch which are basically essential if you are going to use earpods or watch with iOS devices because of iOS integrity, are simply not functional or stable (i.e. degraded sound and unstable connection with Airpods on Linux host). General accessories are not convenient on iOS devices as there system-integrated UI/UX cannot be used with third-party devices. So it pretty much means that you have to use (buy and carry) separate devices in order to use iOS and Linux devices altogether, not being able to integrate them.

I wonder your opinions, experiences, or workarounds on using iOS devices with Linux host. Any comments will be grateful.