Some people also tend to adapt things that are too difficult for them to their own level.
This article says it was pronounced the same way Americanās pronounce up until the early 1800ās when a British scientist decided that pronunciation didnāt sound āclassic enoughā or something like that ā¦
You say al-you-mini-yum, I say a-loo-mi-num ā¦
Well as a Brit I love the fact itās Endeavour. After the HMS. If it had been the American version of the word Iām not sure I couldāve installed it! It would have honestly pained me to run an OS called āEndeavorā Even looking at that word is triggering my OCD! 
Same, Iām reinstalling Manjaro onto my desktop later on this week. As I donāt use my (gaming) computer as regularly as Iād like. I donāt want to be faffing about with troubleshooting if any updates causes any issues. So would rather run the slow and steady manjaro rather than bleeding edge EOS - On that system anyway.
Same here, and Iām not even British! We do speak (and spell, mostly) English over here thoughā¦ the big exception is tyres!
Disclaimer: Please no 
wars, just wanted to share.
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/any-chance-were-getting-a-renewed-lounge-for-tl3s/5208/9
Pains me so much to see complete misunderstanding of why people loved Manjaro and itās community.
100% agree with @LizziAS in there!
What a waste of community for nothing. 
Could be the r8168/r8169 problem. Plenty of information if you search the forum.
Itās usually a combination of blacklisting/unblacklisting and maybe loading/unloading of a module.
Could be also a wrong detection, on my old Linksys it was detected as R8169 where itās in reality a R8168 into it !! Since I came back to R8168 it works like a charm, for others could be the inverse !! Lot of difference cases with these Realtek linux driversā¦
Oh dang, it was mass-messaging not a thread, i didnāt realized, sorry.
I guess nobody involved in discussion should be informed thenā¦
However small public part which was refereed to here
It pains me to see what has been happening recently to Manjaro community/forum.
I would like to kindly ask all users commenting on this thread to stick to the topic, that is āManjaro to EndeavourOS experienceā, instead of plainly talking about whatās going on in another community.
Itās obvious to anyone we donāt enforce strict rules here, but this kind of posts tend to become frustration venting vehicles for issues that have no connection whatsoever with EndeavourOS. I donāt think itās appropriate, hence this kind reminder on my part.
If there is not much more to say on the topic, maybe it would be better we close the thread.
Iām sorry, my bad.
Just part of personal transition experience i guessā¦
Strictly on topic:
My experience on EndeavourOS is brilliant so far!
No problems whatsoever, except maybe some fun totally not Enos fault! 
I totally agree. We are here to build up and support EndeavourOS + Linux not tear apart any other community or distro. We welcome everyone to participate and enjoy what EndeavourOS has to offer and build on which is a great community of Linux users that we all are.
Victory indeed! Looks like a beautiful jobā¦ I donāt think Iād fit aboard that one though (I had to duck as few places as it was!)
Edit: Ignore the shield - I just forgot about off-topicā¦
Sorry for the off-topic, but here is a funny guy discussing how swedes have trouble pronouncing some English words like āYaleā and āJailā:
Personally, I have troubles pronouncing āExecutive levelā (referring to the top management); my colleague in the UK thought I was talking about an execution 
Woah love the bronze/copper masts and hull. Nice job 
Me, too. I loved it there until ā¦ well, Iām very glad I made the move here.
Most brits cringe when Americans say " Aluminium " I found out learning English in UK ( still learn as i no good at it ) 
I try
Aināt no barnacles on my keel. 
or
Smooth as a babyās copper bottom.