How does Linux read? Linux Archaeology Day Tour

How does Linux read? Linux Archaeology Day Tour
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Those who are ready to step into the Linux gate (n years, do not care, do not know whether the title is still), must go through the question that is how to read Linux? Maybe some people are easy to Newkeslinax what to call (after all, the pronunciation is also free of the same standard) but as an IT industry newbie & perfectionist not standard pronunciation to people feel unprofessional, although the most important dry is how much I mastered Linux. But I think this is a question of attitude. And in the first practice of blind play. The wrong habit is difficult to correct once it is formed, why did not insist on a good habit of forming the right. The wrong pronunciation always makes me feel like I'm sitting in a Starbucks outside under the umbrella, drinking coffee but using Alienware to write code instead of ThinkPad, always feeling not enough professional.
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Controversial common basic on these kinds of reading methods

Linnix Lee, Leniukeslinakslei, the fox.

The following starts to find out whether the pronunciation of the real existence.
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I recommend a movie with a little meaning here.

Revolution OS

The Watercress movie review can be clicked here:
http://movie.douban.com/subject/1437389/

Youku Address:
Http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjQ0ODk2Nzgw.html

From the revoilution OS I've heard about a big change. 3 Kinds of reading methods

1. Linax Eric Raymoond

2. Linax FSF godfather Richard mattew Stallman  

3. Lee Linus Torvalds

4. Brooks Larry Augustin & narrator mm

A little something needs to be raised laryy Augustin read Linus 's name as ringness
Interested in Laryy Augustin can point to connect

Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Augustin

It is worth mentioning that in the film " Linus " explains his own name reading method

Linus Swedish Linhus (It is estimated that this is the source of Leniux)
Linus The Finnish language Lee No
Linus English line US Linus (estimated to be the source of the fox, from the Linus English pronunciation evolved)

(The name permits the existence of other reading methods)

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Wikipedia

Linux [? L?n?ks] Lee Brooks
Pronunciation:
Referring to [1], the pronunciation of "I" in "Li" is similar to the pronunciation of "I" in "Minix", while "U" in "Nux" is similar to the pronunciation of "o" in the English word "profess". According to the IPA it should be [' linэks][?l?n?ks].
Also in [2] there is a recording of Lin Nass Tovaz himself speaking, recording the contents of "Hello, this is Linus Torvalds, and I pronounce Linux as Linux".

Audio Link:
Http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ALinus_pronounces_linux_ (中文版). Oga

Bloggers warm tips to listen to the eyes of the best to leave the screen or close, visual interference in hearing

I think there is no reference value, then the Linus accent is too serious, and Hello,this is Linus
And Linus read the Finnish language Li no instead of English Linus.

The only value of the wiki is left [? l?n?ks] The phonetic transcription of Lee Brooks

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Take off your pants, and you show me this? wtf! Can't just be so lost. search engine is useless with Google (thanks GFW let me not open the search results link)

Baidu faster Some results are Nothing in a detailed article. Can't just forget it. Suddenly remembered the Cu (Chinaunix) Forum of the domestic great God gathering place

There must be a rookie like me with the same question.

http://bbs.chinaunix.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2095574
Recommended pronunciation is Lee , but with the "inquisitive" spirit (Obsessive-compulsive you can't hurt AH) article has a keyword

Pronunciation of ' Linux ' continue search !

The English wiki that I found.

Balabala doesn't look like it's english until it's searched.

original link : http://safalra.com/other/linux-pronunciation/

Below is my standard translation (non-machine translation)
Here is the three most common answers given to the question ' How does you pronounce Linux? ':
Here are the 3 most common answers about Linux pronunciations

/?l?? n?ks/(' Leenooks ') Lee no Fox
This was Linus Torvalds ' original pronunciation, based on the pronunciation of his name in Swedish. It's rarely used by those who speak 中文版 as a first language, as it doesn ' t seem very ' natural ' to them.
Linus's original pronunciation, based on the pronunciation of his name in Swedish. Rarely used in people with native English speakers, not particularly

Click here to try: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ALinus_pronounces_linux_ (中文版). Oga

/?l?n?ks/(' Linnuks ') Linax
Linus Torvalds ' preferred pronunciation, as he considers/?/closer to the original/?? /than/a?/. It also follows the pronunciation of the English word ' linen '.
This pronunciation is commonly used recently by Linus. He thinks that I is closer to the original pronunciation than AI. Take the linen pronunciation of English words

//Audition Link: Http://safalra.com/other/linux-pronunciation/linnuks.wav

/?la?n?ks/(' Lynuks ') to the Fox
The other major alternative are based on the pronunciation of the Chinese version of ' Linus '. It also happens to being the version I use.
Another pronunciation is based on the English pronunciation of the Linus name. The author uses this pronunciation.
//Pronunciation Links: Http://safalra.com/other/linux-pronunciation/lynuks.wav

Maybe to this, it's almost certain that Linax is a generic term, but an unexpected link appears.
multiple accents to read Linux
Links: http://zh.forvo.com/word/linux/

The basic can be divided into two categories:
native English: Brooks
non-native English: Lee no Fox

Even more confused, this Nima and Linax are too far away.

NO f**king, KEEP digging!!!!!

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Eventually

Find a video Aalto talk with Linus tovalds
Video address:
Http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/GVearkiehV4/?resourceId=103356984_03_02_03

The Linus accent in this video is much better than that of a wiki, although it still has a Swedish accent, but the tone is typical of the West Coast. I think the pronunciation is quite correct at this time.
Linus himself 4 ' 48 li-Nake 51 ' 38 Li-Nake
Interestingly, a Japanese accent student reads Linux as a Liningx in a question.

Surprise Harvest again:

Link 1: http://www.people.com.cn/GB/channel5/569/20000421/45269.html

Link 2: http://old.www.sg.com.cn/476/476d2.htm

Two old articles 15 ago the article clearly shows that the pronunciation is the -!-
Although I have always questioned the correctness of the articles in the net.

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Final decision

Linnix

1. This pronunciation I first contact is a network maintenance of my neighbor told me (the preconceptions killed people)
2. Compared to Linax Lee and other Brooks more catchy, can make me speak faster (my oral English has always been imitating the United States)
3. (Half-fantasy ) Lennix pronunciation in English with the corresponding words
Youdao Link: http://dict.youdao.com/search?q=+Lennix&keyfrom=dict.index

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Bloggers suggest:
Since there are multiple pronunciations, it is acceptable to use which method of reading

How to make it easy (don't try to correct the other's pronunciation ,

People do not say, not mature and wise. Smart people understand ways and means)

How does Linux read? Linux Archaeology Day Tour