You can theoretically run Linux programs (such as Steam) on the BSDs. And I am pretty sure that there are some open source games on BSD too. Only tried it a few times tho.
Edit: and there's a WINE version for FreeBSD aswell.
Onlyoffice seems to work for me. Which packaging format did you use? (I am using the binary from the AUR) Maybe using a different one solves your problem.
It could be a stupid way of achieving this, but I just disabled the preinstalled launcher and now it launches the F-launcher automatically since its the only app that works as a "home screen". I did this via ADB
You could try SmartTube
Eternity has notifications. It is free as in beer tho
You can theoretically run Linux programs (such as Steam) on the BSDs. And I am pretty sure that there are some open source games on BSD too. Only tried it a few times tho.
Edit: and there's a WINE version for FreeBSD aswell.
Localsend works really well for me
All right here is the link for the website with the deb.
I think I had problems with the Flatpak as well. I think they have a deb and a rpm package. Maybe try one of those. Or tell me the distro you use.
Edit: I think the snap also worked as expected
Onlyoffice seems to work for me. Which packaging format did you use? (I am using the binary from the AUR) Maybe using a different one solves your problem.
It could be a stupid way of achieving this, but I just disabled the preinstalled launcher and now it launches the F-launcher automatically since its the only app that works as a "home screen". I did this via ADB
And I thought that my school is weird. Well, maybe I should reconsider that
Could you please elaborate why Brave isn't open source? The source code is on github and there's even an Brave-Git package in the AUR.