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Re: On new names for "Deity"



>>>>> "Kai" == Kai Henningsen <kaih@khms.westfalen.de> writes:
    Kai> Remember that the English are the people who didn't know how
    Kai> to pronounce "Linux". (It helps that the "obvious" German
    Kai> pronunciation for this just switches the u and i sounds from
    Kai> how we pronounce "Unix", which, I believe (but what do I
    Kai> know), is very similar to the English version of "Unix" :-))

So, you're telling me that Linux should be pronounced with a short i (like
bit) and a long u (like rude) (oh, an unintentional subliminal message; didn't
mean that to happen), which are the vowel sounds of Unix in English?

Weird.  I've always pronounced Linux with a long i & a short u. (or did
you think Unix was pronounced differently? :))

-- 
Stephen
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"Normality is a statistical illusion." -- me


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