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In the end, I've buckled like a cheap belt, and dedicated an hour of frantic clicking to solve the problem.
Public collection here: https://itch.io/c/1016034/linux-games-blm
You can also use this link to see the BLM Bundle, then filter by O/S, but I wanted them in a collection so that they'd show up in the client: https://itch.io/b/520/bundle-for-racial-justice-and-equality
It looks, annoyingly, like I've missed about 3 or 4 titles in all my clicking. I suspect it's because I removed things like tile-sets and other non-games, but I'm happy to have the bulk of them in there and if anyone finds it useful, then so much the better.
This is the only bundle that works this way due to the enormous amount of stuff. Normal purchases go straight into your library. But yeah, the app is nowhere near as integrated as Steam. Some of that is by design I suppose.