First, I had a stroke in 2011.
I have been using Linux since 1995, was distrohopping for a while until I decided on Debian. I have been using Debian since 2005.

I HATE SYSTEMD!!!!!

My current computer is dead (I am on my "smartphone" currently). The motherboard is fried, and the system is 8 (eight) years, although I did upgrade my graphics card about 5 years ago.

While I cannot build it from components (brain damage) the local computer guy will do it, as Newegg does not have exactly what I am looking for.

So, I know Devuan does NOT use Systemd, and since I am more comfortable with the the old system type setup, I was thinking about installing Devuan IF AND ONLY IF it has certain packages...

Amarok
Steam
The ability to install proprietary graphics drivers from Nvidia?
Hmmm... well, that seems to be it!

Does Devuan have Amarok And the Steam client as well as allowing me to use proprietary Nvidia drivers???

OK longest question, but I would guess the answers would be really short, even a single word response.

Thank you for your time, and have a great day!

Amarok has been removed from quite a few distributions as it seemed to be unmaintained, but that changed with an alpha release in February this year.

So if you're having problems finding an Amarok package, it probably due to package/distribution maintainers not yet having noticed that the Amarok project seems to be back up and running. That situation should improve shortly.
Both are available, but you'll have to add non-free repositories to the package management system in order to install them.

For Steam, you'll also have to enable "multiarch" if your system is 64-bit (which it most certainly is or will be), as the Steam client is 32 bit.

Thanks,man
I am using my "smartphone" as my computer's motherboard is dead, and I am building a computer from components....

Have a great day!!

The current release of Devuan, Chimaera, does not have Amarok. The last version that had it was ASCII, which is now unsupported. It does have Clementine which was originally a fork of Amarok and may suit your needs, however.

btw i think elisa music player (a kde app) has improved a lot.