I doubt it. Every single time I have to do something more complicated on one of these GUI only devices, I get to appreciate how GNU/Linux ecosystem allows me to actually combine the power of multiple tools to achieve what I want quickly and my way.

Combining simple apps together like lego building blocks to build something, is where it shines.

That is not creativity, that is just wanting to do things your specific way, which is a way most people do not really prefer.

There's no "my specific way". And people prefer to defer some things to me, because I can usually find some way to do tings in batches, rather than them doing those same things individually using common tools.

Again, though, that is not "creativity".

"Creativity is a phenomenon whereby something somehow new and somehow valuable is formed."

Not sure how this does not apply.

Quoting the dictionary? Seriously?

Better than not providing any argument whatsoever, other than "this is not creativity".