As per their official brand guidelines, Ubuntu logo has three main colors which also form the core palette – orange, white and black. This name of this Debian-based Linux distribution comes from the cultural philosophy of the Nguni people, Bantu ethic people based in South Africa. Their philosophy of I am what I am because of who we all are is translated visually in a creative way in the Ubuntu logo which can be interpreted as people holding hands in a closed circle.
| Orange | |||
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Hex code | #E95420 | content_copy |
| RGB values | (233, 84, 32) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 79, 100, 0) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | 1665 | content_copy | |
| White | |||
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Hex code | #FFFFFF | content_copy |
| RGB values | (255, 255, 255) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 0, 0, 0) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | N.A. | content_copy | |
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Hex code | #000000 | content_copy |
| RGB values | (0, 0, 0) | content_copy | |
| CMYK values | (0, 0, 0, 100) | content_copy | |
| Pantone® | N.A. | content_copy | |
