ComradeDaisy

first of all, there appears to be a fork of Cantata (which is still my music player of choice as well) that is still getting updates (maintained by a one nullobsi), if you're on Arch, it's available on the AUR as cantata-qt6
my current fallback option for local music playback is fooyin, I don't know for certain whether it checks all of your boxes at the moment, but it is still very much in active development
I also use jellyfinmediaplayer for music on my jellyfin server, but that doesn't have lyric support (unfortunately)

From what I've heard there is a new game that is in the very early stages of development

I flunked my gender test so hard that I ended up getting an F

Asexual =/= aromantic. Your character can be asexual and still be romantically attracted to people

I'm personally fond of Sway and Kitty

I still love my Pebble smartwatches, and of them I prefer the Pebble Time Steel. It still lasts like at least a week on a single charge.

I started out with BaconReader, then I moved over to Sync, then when Sync development slowed down I moved over to Infinity

I'm currently using TimeShift to backup my desktop onto an external hard drive (the why is because of how simple it is to use) and I'll be making a copy of anything I upload to my jellyfin server onto the external hard drive as well. I hope to eventually have a dedicated backup server and have a duplicate of it at a friend's house for offside backup too

Personally, I still prefer PragmataPro (tho I do admit it is a very expensive font), but this does look pretty good

Lemmy is not my first time on the fediverse, nor is this my first time on Lemmy. I got my start with Mastodon a few years ago and slowly lost interest. A few months ago I found out about CalcKey and joined an instance of that. Now with the reddit situation I have ended up also joining the Lemmy server run by the same people who run the CalcKey instance I'm on (I've got the same username on both CalcKey and here on Lemmy)

I mostly use Arch Linux, as the customizability and package selection is excellent.
On the rare occasion I need to use a piece of software that doesn't play nicely with Linux (even with Wine/Proton), I boot up onto a secondary drive that has Windows 10 installed on it.