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Newpipe is great, if only it worked on unix instead of only on Google's shitty Linux fork.
You can use Waydroid to run Android apps on Linux.
I'm an OpenBSD user, not a Linux user, and Waydroid isn't ported.
find /usr/ports -type f -name DESCR -exec grep -li android {} + | awk -F/ '{printf "%s ", $5}' | sed 's/ $//'; echo
gives mefdk-aac musikcube opencore-amr adb apktool jadx kf5 py-filebytes clearsans roboto-fonts chiaki libgdx libgdx kdeconnect-kde ntfs-3g selfoss
, none of which seem to be an android emulator.Either way, using a youtube client through an android emulator seems silly, especially when there are native clients like minitube and pipe-viewer that work on any platform.
It’s not run through a specific port, but through binderfs, a filesystem which indeed seems to be not ported to BSD.