How does one pronounce gnu?Gnoo?Gee-noo?

>>52135947
guh-new plus len-cux

>>52135947
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

When would you ever need to say it?

>talking about linux in public
>talking about linux to another human being in person

>>52135947
Gah-ee-nooh!

>>52136027
I did this once on my workplace and I can confirm that I looked like an autist

>>52136027
>not converting others to free software

new

>>52136027
/thread

>>52135947
Its just Linux, not GNU/Linux.
>inb4 le kernel is not OS

Linus Torvalds made it very clear he wants the OS to be called *Linux, it has nothing to do with the GNU project.

So the autistic turbonerds at /g/ need to drop this nonsense.

>>52135947
Why do you autists have to add another vowel to GNU? Can't pronounce 2 consonants wtf?

>>52136489
Gee-Enn-You?

guh new is the correct answer

>>52136489
>what are English phonetics

>>52136599
>hurr I learned a degenerate language as my first and now I'm unable to voice sounds clearly

>>52136684
except your language has combinations of your alphabet which cannot be pronounced either

>>52135947
desu this is literally me

>>52136700
But I don't see why "gn" couldn't be pronounced.

>>52135947
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8Qftb2O--Y

>>52136721
Written English words starting with a G have the consonant silent (gnome, gnat, gnaw). It would follow that GNU would have a silent G in English, but that's not how it's commonly pronounced. GNU also appears to be an acronym, not an initialism.