Although Debian can be obtained for free and will always remain that way, events such as the problem with the ownership of the term “Linux” have shown that Debian needs to protect its property from any use which could hurt its reputation.
Debian has decided to create two logos: one logo is for official Debian use; the other logo falls under an open use type license.
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Debian Open Use Logo LicenseCopyright (c) 1999 Software in the Public Interest
Note: we would appreciate that you make the image a link to http://www.debian.org/ if you use it on a web page. |
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Debian Official Use Logo LicenseCopyright (c) 1999 Software in the Public Interest
Permission has been given to use the official logo on clothing (shirts, hats, etc) as long as they are made by a Debian developer and not sold for profit. |
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This is the first button made for the Project. The license of
this logo is equivalent to the Open Use logo license. This logo was
created by Craig Small.
Here are some more buttons that have been made for Debian:
(XCF)
You can get more nice images from sites like:
![]() GNU/art |
volkany's Debian graphics |
T-shirt art from LinuxTag 99.
If you'd like to help advertize Debian on the web, you can use our banners.