Pronunciation of special words in the IT field

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GNOME should be read as Guh-nome Mandarin close to the "Garing" Hanyu Pinyin "ge-nou-m", accented in the post.

GNU should be read as Guh-noo (here Noo pronunciation is the English word new) Mandarin is close to "kudzu" Hanyu Pinyin "ge-niu", accented in the post.

LINUX according to Linus my pronunciation, for lin-nux (here u Hair "oh" tone), so the whole word pronunciation is very close to Mandarin "Pro" guest division, stress in the front. Listen to his pronunciation:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/util/sillysounds/linux/english.au

The following pronunciation of IP terminology is American English pronunciation. If you are familiar with American English, it may be easier to pronounce. If you know a very difficult to pronounce it terminology, please contact us mailto:contactus@whatis.com.

Note: The expert recommends that the full name should be marked for the first time using the abbreviation of the special term, and the next reference should be made to the term shorthand. For example: The correct wording is wireless local area network (WLAN), the wrong writing is WLAN or wireless local area network. In order to read the initials correctly, you need to know what the full name of the term is. For example, a WLAN should be written as a wireless LAN.

Term: 802.11 pronunciation: eight-oh-two-dot-eleven
Terminology: ABAP; pronunciation: Ah-bop
Term: ACL; pronunciation: Aye-cee-el or Aye-kull
Terminology: APAR; pronunciation: Ay-pahr
Terminology: ASCII; pronunciation: ask-ee
Terminology: BAPI; pronunciation: bah-pee
Terminology: Beowulf; pronunciation: Bay-ah-woolf
Terminology: Cache; pronunciation: cash
Terminology: canonicalization; pronunciation: Ka-nahh-nihk-uhl-ih-zay-shun
Terminology: CICS; pronunciation: kicks or cee-eye-cee-ess
Term: CLEC; pronunciation: Cleck or Cee-leck
Terminology: Commarea; pronunciation: Com-area
Term: daemon; pronunciation: Dee-mon or Day-mon
Terminology: data; pronunciation: day-tuh
Terminology: DOS; pronunciation: Doss
Terminology: EBCDIC; pronunciation: Ehb-suh-dik
Terminology: FAQ; pronunciation: fack or eff-ay-q
Terminology: Freethem.k pronunciation: free-thum-kay (does not pronounce the dot)
Terminology: FUD; pronunciation: FUD
Terminology: gibibyte; pronunciation: gih-bee-bite
Terminology: GIF pronunciation: giff (with a hard "G" as in goat) or jiff (as int the peanut butter)
Terminology: GNOME; pronunciation: guh-nome (see official explanation: http://zenii.linux.org.uk/~telsa/GDP/gnome-faq/index.html#AEN37)
(in 中文版, the word "gnome" is pronounced with a silent "G". However, GNOME itself is generally pronounced as "guh-nome", just as GNU? pronounced "Guh-noo" when referring to the GNU Project.)
Terminology: Grok; pronunciation: grahk
Terminology: GUI; pronunciation: goo-ee
Terminology: GNU; pronunciation: guh-new (see official explanation: http://www.gnu.org)
(GNU is a recursive acronym for "GNU"/"not UNIX"; it's pronounced "Guh-noo," "Noo" being like the American "new")
Terminology: HIPAA; pronunciation: hip-puh
Terminology: IDS; pronunciation: eye-dee-ess
Terminology: IPsec; pronunciation: eye-pee-sec
Terminology: ISCSI; pronunciation: eye-scuzzy
Terminology: IT; pronunciation: eye-tee
Terminology: Java ee; pronunciation: jay-two-ee-ee
Terminology: Keitai; pronunciation: k-tie
Terms: Kerberos; pronunciation: kerr-berr-ross
Terminology: Kloc; pronunciation: kay-lock
Terminology: LAN; pronunciation: LAN (rhymes with Mans)
Terminology: LPAR; pronunciation: el-par
Terminology: LEC; pronunciation: lehk
Terminology: Linux; pronunciation: lin-nux
Terminology: LOB; pronunciation: Ell-oh-bee
Terminology: lu-lu; pronunciation: Loo-loo
Terminology: mebibyte; pronunciation: meh-bee-byte
Terminology: MIPS; pronunciation: Mihps
Terminology: MySQL; pronunciation: My-ess-q-el
Terminology: NetBEUI; pronunciation: net-boo-ee
Term: OLE (in Windows); pronunciation: Oh-ehl-ee
Terminology: OS X pronunciation: oh-ess-ten
Terminology: parity; pronunciation: pair-i-tee
Terminology: Pc-cillin pronunciation: Pee-cee sihl-uhn (rhymes with penicillin)
Terminology: Pebcak; pronunciation: Peeb-kak
Terminology: POSIX; pronunciation: pah-zihcks
Terminology: PostgreSQL; pronunciation: Post-gree-es-q-el
Terminology: QAM; pronunciation: Kew-ay-ehm
Term: queue; pronunciation: Q
Terminology: QWERTY; pronunciation: kwehr-tee
Terminology: RACF; pronunciation: Rack-eff
Terminology: Rijdael; pronunciation: Rain-dahl
Terminology: Router pronunciation: rowt-ter (US) or Toot-ter (UK)
Term: SAML; pronunciation: Sah-muhl
Terminology: SAP; pronunciation: ess-ay-pee
Terminology: SAPscript; pronunciation: sap-script
Terminology: schema; pronunciation: ski-muh
Terminology: SFA; pronunciation: Ess-eff-ay
Terminology: Siebel; pronunciation: Bull
Terminology: Sophos; pronunciation: So-fohs
Terminology: SQL; pronunciation: Ess-q-el or See-kwehl (both are used)
Terminology: SuSE; pronunciation: Su-zee
Terminology: sysop; pronunciation: siss-op
Terminology: UDDI; pronunciation: U-die or Ewe-dee-dee-eye
Terminology: URL; pronunciation: Yew-are-el
Term: VAR; pronunciation: Vahr
Terminology: Vi. pronunciation: Vee-aye
Terminology: Voip; pronunciation: vee-oh-eye-pee
Terminology: WAN; pronunciation: Wan (rhymes with Mans)
Terminology: WAV file; pronunciation: wave-file
Term: WebDAV; pronunciation: Web-daav
Terminology: WiFi; pronunciation: wy-fy (rhymes with Sky)
Term: Windows Me pronunciation: Wihn-dohs ehm-ee
Term: WLAN; pronunciation: Double-you-lan
Terminology: WSCI; pronunciation: wiz-key
Terminology: WSDL; pronunciation: wiz-dull
Terminology: WYSIWYG; pronunciation: Wiz-ee-wig
Terminology: Xanadu; pronunciation: Zan-ah-doo