What do you ignore: What is the standard pronunciation of Linux? How should we read it?

What is the standard pronunciation of Linux? How should we read it ?, I want to hear a wide variety of sounds...

It is true that this Linux is not an English word, and there may not be a dictionary to give it a standard pronunciation.

Hear how Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux, reads it.

"Hello,
This is Linus Torvalds, And I pronounce Linux as Linux!

Here is his recording:

Http://www.paul.sladen.org/pronunciation/torvalds-says-linux.wav

In Linux, he reads/ˈ L limit N records KS/But unfortunately, his reading method has not been identified as an official reading method. Linux also has a variety of reading methods, so I don't know who is right, who is wrong, who should listen.

Here are several ideas found on the Wiki:

Linux (^{I/10000l limit N records KS/Lin-Authorization KS[5][6] Or/else l records N records KS/Lin-Uuks)[7][8][9] is
A Unix-like computer operating
System assembled under the model of free
And open source software development and distribution.}

In addition, it is also said that the common reading method is as follows:

Here are the three most common answers given to the question 'How do you pronounce Linux? ':

/Define l route records n route KS/('leenooks ')

This is Linus Torvalds 'ininal pronunciation, based on the pronunciation of his name in Swedish. it's rarely used by those who speak English as a first language, as it doesn't seem very 'natural' to them. there
Are audio files (in various formats) of Linus Torvalds saying 'linux 'at Paul sladen's website.

/Define l records N records KS/('linnuk ')

This is now Linus Torvalds 'preferred pronunciation, as he considers/containers/closer to the original/commandid/than/a vendor /.
It also follows the pronunciation of the English word 'linen'. There is an audio file (in WAV format) of me pronouncing 'linux 'this way.

/ˈ La records N records KS/('lynuks ')

The other major alternative is based on the pronunciation of the English version of 'linus'. It also happens to be the version I use. There is an audio
File (in WAV format) of me saying 'linux '.

But the next two U actually sentBytesSound, it sounds a bit incredible!

How can we read it? I still think the following two reading methods sound good and professional. If there are other reading methods, we should treat it as a freak ~

Linux (^{I/records l records N records KS/or/records l records N records KS /)}