After using apps from f-droid, l wish to uninstall all the apps that are existing on my phone. But many of the Google apps just wouldn’t go. Any ideas regarding how to get rid of them ?
Android Settings, Apps, choose an app, Press “Disable”.
If that’s not available, there’s a way with adb but it’s riskier.
What’s adb ?
Like I told earlier and again on FSCI XMPP, please try and search things up. I started that way, rather than ask for every single thing.
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Is there any feedback mechanism on the client ? I downloaded the cashflow app and the creator deserves a big thanks for designing such an app. It also builds up the credibility of the appstore.
in the F-Droid client, navigate to the app page, expand Links?
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Playstore takes the feedback on the app in the client itself.
And F-Droid will too, once it gets a donations of $4billion.
We are building and hosting the apps, we don’t develop them, please contact the developer with your good (or bad) feelings/ideas/donations/etc 
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Done already 
You can go one step further: Shizuku + either Canta or AppVaultX (Or you could also try App Manager) can enable you to disable or remove applications from your user account, unfortunately the uninstall is only user-based, the apps will still be taking up space, but at least they won’t function, I think. But regardless, you shouldn’t really try it with Google Play Services due to reCAPTCHA beginning to demand Google Play Services in order to use, also not to mention the serious risk of Bootlooping.
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Its a command line tool that lets you interact with and android device. You can find more about it here: https://developer.android.com/tools/adb
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Thanks 
. It involves a lot of sleuthing. But l rather don’t try this process out.
I don’t know too many developers of Android, but is there any open source Android platform based upon discourse ?
Well, Shizuku famously uses ADB.