I’d like to watch some streams but I don’t really wanna go on Twitch’s website directly.
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Streamlink: https://streamlink.github.io/streamlink-twitch
If you want a more minimal solution, you can use the library with mpv. https://benad.me/blog/2018/05/08/watching-youtube-and-twitch-with-mpv/
Wow thx, the minimal solution is really cool!
There’s also an mpv plugin that implements twitch chat for vods.
https://github.com/CrendKing/mpv-twitch-chat/
I don’t think it works for live broadcasts, but you can always use Chatterino (which is better than their website’s chat anyway imo) :D
I use Kodi + Twitch addon, it works well!
I use steamlink and tc. Both are CLI based and very light weight.
On Android, you have Twire.