The developer is Jonathan Blow. You might want to give Braid a look - it's still a pretty devious puzzle game, but it's not as free-form as The Witness.
I'd probably prefer a Sony device of some sort but they aren't well priced, so Motorola I guess. I had a Motorola X4 before I got into Pixels, and while I didn't like it being slippery glass, the software was nice and not bloated. It was part of the Android One program, which might not exist anymore.
If you just want to distance yourself from Google, give OpenBoard a try. It's GBoard without the G. It's been working just the same for me, except for some reason it spontaneously decided to stop automatically capitalizing "I".
No, I'm running an ancient version of Rainlendar now. I'll check out what's current.
It looks like apps supporting CalDAV iare the way to go, maybe with the Synology Calendar server -since I have a Synology NAS.
Everything is feeling great so far. The only bug I'm encountering is that when opening a thread (in Firefox on desktop) it auto-scrolls down past the content to the replies.
Now this might be down to my search skills, but -
A media player like MPCHC that gives previews when you scrub the timeline
A reasonably small text editor that understands the different line endings like Winpad.
I found Elmedia Player for video, but I end up using VLC most of the time since Elmedia doesn't generate previews for remote files. For text I found TextMate, which I like quite a bit.
This is something I noticed when I got my Macbook. Apps for basic functionality that would be free on Windows are pay for Mac. Mac users are just used to opening their wallets.
The developer is Jonathan Blow. You might want to give Braid a look - it's still a pretty devious puzzle game, but it's not as free-form as The Witness.