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Well to be fair, that is probably more correct, since Linus pronounced his own name that way...
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bahua129047yNo, Linus pronounces his name with the first syllable to rhyme with, "win."
There's a recording of him pronouncing his name and Linux included with the kernel. -
Poe-tay-toe vs poe-tot-toe.
Toe-may-toe vs toe-mah-toe
Gif vs Jif (Hitler says jif, just fyi)
Coo-pon vs Cue-pon
The list goes on lol
My CS professor says jigabit. (He does have a really really strong Asian accent, but it's really no big deal lol.) -
bahua129047y@jhh2450
Except the pronunciation of Linux is not a matter of preference or tendency. The correct pronunciation is explicitly stated by its author. -
@bahua huh, I could do have sworn I'd heard it the other way. Oh well, never mind, just means I've been saying it the right way all along! :D
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@BrainDrain It made me do a double take. I was like "What did this man just say?" Then I chuckled inside and shrugged it off.
We have a lot of professors here with strong Asian accents, so I'm pretty used to it. -
Just start saying “lee-nux”. Solves all problems. Because then you’re always wrong to whoever hears it.
Oh no. CIS Professor pronounces it 'Lie-nux.'
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