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You can use the linux command
pwgen
to generate usernames. With the right arguments, it generates almost pronouncable names of random syllables.pwgen -A01 [<length> [<amount>]]
is the general syntax.-A01
makes it so that you get all lowercase without numbers and one username per line. The<length>
parameter lets you choose how many characters your username should have and the<amount>
parameter lets you choose how many usernames it should suggest.Example: 5 usernames with the length of 10 characters: