I have de-googled every piece of equipment I have except my phone and I'll de-google that as soon as it ages off of Android. (Fairphone and Ubuntu Touch look good.) So I am absolutely not going to go to a Google controlled site where I can be tracked and predicted and my data collected and sold to the highest bidder. That said, Linux has more apps than any other operating system I know, and I know a lot of them, because I've been doing this stuff since the 1960s. The thing is, most of them that are successful are non-commercial and free, and therefore people who have your money at heart don't want to talk about them. Also, while a few of them do have sponsorship from a company and perhaps support or direct sourcing from that company, many of them are supported by a small team or even a single individual. That makes this application space so totally different than every other that anyone is familiar with unless they live in it. This is where I live, in the application space that supports freedom and user control. And while I can't see your video, the title of your post is one that I find appealing. Is your video available from a non-tracking site, perhaps a Peertube site?