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Technical (Development, Security, etc.) => Unix / Linux Discussion => Topic started by: Joe on November 16, 2005, 08:01:54 am
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Do you pronounce Linux with a long or short I sound? I know the name Linus usually has a long I, but I read somewhere that where Linus Torvalds lives it had a short I, so I pronounce it likewise.
How about you guys?
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It can be done either way. Linus himself explains it in Revolution OS.
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Short I. Unix has a short I, so does Linux. :)
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Go me! The MS Tech guy pronounced it like that too. =)
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Go me! The MS Tech guy pronounced it like that too. =)
I've never really met someone who pronounces it "Line - ux", I don't think.
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I haven't either, I always say it like...
lyn - icks
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I haven't either, I always say it like...
lyn - icks
Me too. :)
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Go me! The MS Tech guy pronounced it like that too. =)
Oh, smart trust the MicroSoft guy on linux things.
I have heard people say it as "Leeen-uks" But, normaly it's "linux" by me.
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I've never heard Leen - ucks.
I say lyn icks, or lyn ucks.
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lyn icks
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It can be done either way. Linus himself explains it in Revolution OS.
Yum, Revolution OS.
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lie-nux
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lie-nux
YOU SUCK! :D
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The correct pronounciation, according to Linus, is Lin ux, the short i.
He talked about how a lot of people pronounce it based on his name, linus -> lie nux, but he doesn't like that.
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I always say it "lin" "ux", yago. I win! :)
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lyn-icks.
I said Line-ix, until I heard them pronounce it the other way on Tech TV a couple of years ago. :)