Do we love Lazarus itself or is it the warm glow we see through it from Turbo Pascal, VAX Pascal, Stony Brook Pascal etc? Ah memories.

Is there a (modern...ish) software that is being actively used and developed in Pascal?

Not Pascal Pascal, but a spinoff: AL for Business Central (Microsoft's ERP system). It is a very old system, but Microsoft heavily develops it (every year new language and std lib features, first class VS Code integration). Userbase is pretty big (and seems like it is growing).

Total Commander is an orthodox (2 pane) file manager written in Object Pascal.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Commander

Totally forgot about it.

Total Commander rocks.

Cudatext text editor https://cudatext.github.io/

Double Commander https://doublecmd.sourceforge.io/

Thanks for pointing out to Double Commander. Installed it now and tried and it works well.

+1 for Cudatext. Kinda Sublime-like.

FL Studio, a music production program, is very popular and developed in Pascal to my knowledge.

Beyond Compare

https://forum.scootersoftware.com/forum/beyond-compare-4-dis...

peazip is developed using freepascal and Lazarus.

Cheat engine?

... You are seeing a post about just that? I honestly don't understand the language fetishism kids have these days