Is it "oo-boon-too" or "oo-bun-too"?
Is it "oo-boon-too" or "oo-bun-too"?
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uh bun 2
oo-boon-too
ubuntu
U BUN TU
oo-bun-too
you bum tyu? That's just retarded
You-Bun-Toh
ew-buhn-toe
You actually say it
"Install" like "ins-tall" and gentoo like "gen - too"
This really isn't that hard to look up.
simple.wikipedia.org
Anyone telling you it's pronounced OO BUN TOO is just a fucking retard that's embarrassed and refuses to admit they were wrong.
i read it as shit
You-boon-too
yoobyoontyoo
thanks Sup Forums, now I get it.
Linux-related pronunciations are always retarded.
Who unironically pronounces MATE as mah-tay?
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/ʊˈbuːntʊ/
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"Ub-un-too" has just updated and now I don't have sound.
ol-von-tro
ooga booga
Jumanji
ew!-bun-two
You-boon-t'you
Avg day problems of bongomans and their cousins in land of fat
This is what you get for using language where you are spelling different way than you are writing
>Ubuntu is an ancient African word meaning ‘humanity to others’
Ooga booga
UH-BOON-TUH
This
Xubuntu?
Zoo Boon Too?
Canonical is amazon botnet
yuh-bun-too
this
uh-bam-booble
I've done that from day one without knowing anything about the proper pronunciation. Sounds less retarded than "mate" anyway.
Uh-buhn-tuh.
Ew-bewn- tew
yoot boot noot
I just call it "boot noot" for short.
This. Anyone who disagrees is retarded and should stop posting on a technology forum.
It's "matte" in my head cause it sounds better and who actually talks about MATE outloud?
>too stupid for debian
O-baboon-too
The patrician way is You-Ban-Too.
Or as we call it colloquially
Sage
linecks
u ban to loo nicks
re-tard-ed
有般突
>You-bun-too
Its actually a closet operating system used by fags to identify each other. The term "you bun too" came from the need to discretely ask eachother whether they take it in the as, or to "bun" someone.
Uh-Bun-Tow
stallman said it himself back in 06
Top lel
oo (as in the "ou" in you) boon too
i've only heard retarded americans say oo-bun-two.
I have a small group of brogrammer friends and we converge in mumble.