That's the idea I have at this point. There are parts of software I enjoy - why the hell else would I stay in a degree program with a ~20% retention rate? - but it's not something I find quite inspiring at this point. But another thing the post and the other comments made me realize is that my 20's as a whole can be an experimentation ground, and I have plenty of time left in that block.

A good friend of mine programs to support her work as an artist.

It's not a perfect setup, but no one said you have to be all-in on your career your whole life.