I use libreelec/kodi but its not easy for some things. I dont know if netflix works but twitch doesnt work for me over months because it keeps freezing the whole system. Its a bit like mobile linux: its wonderful but nowhere near end user ready.
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I tried libreelec over the weekend but Plex and Netflix both failed to launch. I Googled the error and people advised to manually downgrade the add on versions, and it looked like a troublesome process. Maybe I was doing something wrong?
Its absolutely possible I fear. Instead of plex I use composite which does work well imo but some apps work badly and the feedback/update cycle seems very dysfunctional. That part imo is even worse than mobile linux since it is even more niche and fractured.
Hmm. Maybe I should just toss Ubuntu onto it and use a Bluetooth mouse instead of a controller.
You could try bigscreen. No idea if its bettter.