Yoo-fi? Yoo-ef-ee?
They shoulda made it easier to pronounce if they wanted people to call it that
Uéfi. To try and sound it out for anglos, it'd come out sorta like "Weh-fee"
It works if you're a portuguese speaker
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Weffy
“yeffy”
Weffi
Ooeefee
isn't one of you named UEFI?
that was me
Ooh fee
I pronounce it "platform firmware", or "firmware" when understood from context. When referring to specifically the part before it starts loading something else, "platform init code" and "init code", respectively.
I would call it this way for the original iMac, a SPARC station, a Silicon Graphics station, a Chromebook (modded or not), a cell phone (init code etched into SoC as "stage 0"), a regular plain old x86 computer.
On second thought, I would absolutely call all of these "BIOS" as well except the cell phone example where it's split.
~~I am sorry for the ad hominem but looking at OP's moderation history...~~
Yooo feeeee