kkaranth

Indeed, I've used randn() wherever a normally distributed random number is needed. This is computed using the Box-Muller method.

The real problem was that the shell got slower over time. If that was fixed, the choice of Wayland vs. X wouldn't bother me.

The slowness was very apparent for me too. I used to keep restarting the shell (Alt F2, then r) to get it back to normal speeds(this doesn't close the running applications).

In Wayland, they removed this shortcut. I've since switched to KDE.

Very interesting. I can see this being useful as a learning tool for musicians.

> Sometimes I use javascript to write music

Could you explain what you mean by this?