Open Source Socks

Description: Whonix Logo/ Symbol

Description: Apache Beam logo

Description: RaspberryPi Brand/ Icon/ Logo

Description: The "Doug" claims to be "open source" but most projects are NC or require permission. So the vaeringjar designed this flag to be CC0.

Description: Fedora Linux Brand/ Icon/ Logo

Description: Show your love for open-source freedom with this Debian Linux design — a tribute to one of the most stable, secure, and community-driven Linux distributions ever made. Perfect for sysadmins, developers, and Linux enthusiasts who value reliability and elegance in their operating system. Whether you run Debian on your servers, desktop, or Raspberry Pi, this design proudly represents the power of free software and the spirit of GNU/Linux.

Description: FreeBSD Brand/ Icon/ Logo

Description: Large face of Tux Penguin the Linux mascot for Freedom. For all Linux users and geek. The Tux Penguin is Lord and Savior like Jesus. If you are part of the religion or cult of Linux and Open Source, convert and indoctrinate people. Suitable for system admins, IT support and anyone who is Linux or computer geek.

Description: Arch Linux Brand/ Icon/ Logo

Description: The "Doug" claims to be "open source" but most projects are NC or require permission. So the vaeringjar designed this flag to be CC0.

Description: EndeavourOS Brand/ Icon/ Logo

Description: OpenBSD 6.1 - Ninja

Description: Peers Banner by White Paper Fox. CC-BY-SA 4.0

Description: Peers Banner by Iko. CC-BY-SA 4.0

Description: CachyOS Brand/ Icon/ Logo

Description: Apache CouchDB

Description: Aave is an open source and non-custodial protocol enabling the creation of money markets. Users can earn interest on deposits and borrow assets.

Description: OpenClaw logo from github repo, slightly edited to work better as a graphic for stickers and print-on-demand. This is the most fun logo imho

Description: Celebrate the power and philosophy of open-source with this original Linux-inspired design. Featuring a rising terminal, rooted filesystem tree, and symbolic icons of code and freedom, it's perfect for developers, sysadmins, and FOSS enthusiasts. Built to share, born free.