A stylised stencil (a 'stycil' - isn't that catchy) inspired by Larry Ewing's Tux illustration.

I've decided to waive copyright, etc. on this image and its source as per the CC0 1.0 Universal public domain dedication.

For anybody who's interested the source (Inkscape) SVG can be found here. Also available are 256x256 PNG icons in black and white.

An archive containing the /r/linux_gaming derivative can be found here.

You're under no obligation to do so, but if you do something with this, feel free to drop me a line - I'd love to hear about it.

Sightings:

• 2012 Jun: Used in a wedding gift (Blog post)
• 2012 Nov: Made available on clothing and stickers
• 2012 Dec: Derivative used as a logo by /r/linux_gaming (Blog post)
• 2012 Dec: Used as a logo by The Big List of Steam Games On Linux (Blog post)
• 2013 Jun: Used on the Arx Libertatis website as a small Linux icon
• 2013 Jun: Used on the innoextract website as a small Linux icon
• 2013: Used on the MusicBeam website as a large Linux icon
• 2014: Used on the Laboratorio de Software Libre website as a Linux logo
• 2014: Derivative used as a logo by LINUX-Gameplay.net
• 2014: Derivative used as a logo by LGSM
• 2015: Used on the MultiBootUSB website as a Linux icon
• 2015: Used on the Sublevel Zero webpage as a Linux icon
• 2015: Used on the Armello website as a small Linux icon
• 2015: Derivative used as a logo by the SteamLUG (Steam Linux User Group)
• 2015: Derivative using traditional Tux colouring by Julian Irwin
• 2015: Derivative used as a logo by DIGIMend
• 2015: Derivative used as a Linux icon on the Greenlight page for Steam Quest
• 2016: Derivative used as a desktop background by Sector 11 on the BunsenLabs forum
• 2016: Derivative used in the Grandpa's Table trailer as a Linux icon
• 2016: Used on the download page for Zed as a Linux icon
• 2016: Derivative used as a logo for Oficina do Tux
• 2017: Derivative used as a logo for the Linux Giveaways Steam group
• 2017: Derivative used as a Linux icon on the Kickstarter page for Relic Hunters Legend
• 2018: Derivative used as a seasonal icon for the official Linux Discord server
• 2018 Derivatives used as a series of logos by MODICIA O.S.
• 2019: Derivative used as a transgender themed avatar by huggabean