I was reading the legal jargon on the Kubuntu website. I am trying to find out who owns the logo. The wallpaper is supposed to be from KDE? I would like to use the Kubuntu logo/colors on sites like Google+/Facebook. I am mainly talking about the banner in particular: 
Anyone have any advice on the subject? I don't want to customize it, just advertise it.
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Klaatu Barada Nikto -
I believe the logo is fine for any non-commercial use, just can't remember or find if it is creative-commons. It might be. I do not believe Canonical "owns" anything other than the name itself.Self-built: Asus PRIME B550M-K/Ryzen 5600GT/32Gb/Intel ARC B580 12Gb/KDE neon
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I didn't think to check the Ubuntu legals. From what I'm reading there, you can use the "Kubuntu" logo in it's "original form", as long as you don't claim to represent Canonical. I'm not sure how I would incorporate a disclaimer there. I sent them an email, maybe they can help clear it up.Klaatu Barada NiktoComment
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As I mentioned, the Kubuntu logo itself is not owned by canonical, iirc. I am 95 percent sure of it, but haven't verified it yet.Self-built: Asus PRIME B550M-K/Ryzen 5600GT/32Gb/Intel ARC B580 12Gb/KDE neon
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