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I pronounce it the way I was taught when earning my A+ cert ten years ago, "you-fee". This is how I've always heard it pronounced by other professionals. The only time I've heard it pronounced differently is by non-professionals.

That being said, I still use the term "BIOS" when referring to "the firmware interface" for the simple fact that if you call it a UEFI and it's a BIOS, someone will smugly correct you. Other way around, nobody bats an eye.

Ideally, I pronounce it "Libreboot."

Doesn't a UEFI provide a system for basic input and output?

So by that metric, isn't a UEFI, by default, also a BIOS?

U-E-F-I You ain’t got no alibi You ugly Eh! Hey! You ugly!

wee fye

"yewfee"

Oo-Eh-Fee or in normal notation: all vowels are pronounced the normal Italian way U-E-FI

Covfefe

fuck UEFI, it was a solution to a problem that Microsoft and all the tech oligopolies made up.

I say the letters U-E-F-I but often say BIOS interchangeably

Ew-Ee-Ef-i

Yoo-e-ef-eye you heathen.

But in all seriousness, yeah...

In French we just say UEFI.

(ok without joke, we say it letters by letters, they all sound different)

i just do u-ef-i

It's like the One Piece character's name, "Luffy" but without the "L".

"uffy".

/s, I just spell it out.

U

E

F

I

Bunified Ixtensible OEM-firmware interfaSe

it's really quite simple. The B is silent because it is French.

It's the initializer for the bootloader for the bootstrapper for the initializer for the service manager.

…how did we get there?

You-ayy-fee