List of Trademarked Open Source Software

This is a list of free/open-source software whose names are covered by registered trademarks. As many countries provide some form of basic protection for unregistered (common law) trademarks, nearly any free or open-source software title may be trademarked under common law. This list covers software whose trademarks are registered under a country's intellectual property body.

Name Trademark holder Date filed
BitTorrent BitTorrent, Inc. September 12, 2004
Debian Software in the Public Interest November 7, 1997
DRBD LINBIT Information Technologies February 4, 2005
Ethereal Ethereal, Inc. March 10, 2003
Finnix Ryan Finnie August 17, 2006
FreeBSD FreeBSD Foundation July 6, 1994
GNOME GNOME Foundation February 7, 2002
ImageMagick ImageMagick Studio LLC November 27, 2003
KDE KDE e.V. September 1, 2003
Linux Linus Torvalds August 15, 1994
LSB Linux Foundation June 24, 2002
Mozilla Firefox Mozilla Foundation December 22, 2003
Mozilla Thunderbird Mozilla Foundation September 20, 2006
MySQL Oracle America July 6, 2001
NetBSD The NetBSD Foundation April 20, 2004
Nmap Insecure.Com LLC December 18, 2003
OpenOffice.org Oracle America October 15, 2006
Perl Yet Another Society January 27, 2005
pkgsrc The NetBSD Foundation July 6, 2004
Python Python Software Foundation May 5, 2005
Qt Nokia February 1, 2001
ReactOS ReactOS Foundation (Russia) February 20, 2008
Sendmail Sendmail, Inc. March 13, 1998
SpamAssassin Apache Software Foundation July 30, 2002
Subversion Apache Software Foundation February 13, 2006
Tor The Tor Project, Inc. May 3, 2007
TriSano Collaborative Software Initiative July 29, 2008
VNC RealVNC June 6, 2007
Wireshark Gerald Combs July 10, 2006 (word mark)
July 13, 2006 (design mark)
XFS Silicon Graphics, Inc. July 11, 2002

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