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Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo wrote:
So I'm a little confused, whether this license covers only the PostScript
source code, or the design of the logo.

The page http://www.lua.org/images/ and the PS programs have been changed to
reflect our view on their licenses. We hope it's clearer now: In summary, the
PS code is in the public domain. The graphic design of the logo is protected.

Funny set of sentences there, was it run past a lawyer?

It is called "public domain" but:
(a) the web page has a copyright box, and
(b) the source code has similar but not exactly the same sentences, but with no "Copyright..." label

Is it a design mark? A registered trade mark? Is copyright appropriate for a logo design? That was not what I was taught...

Well, if it's called public domain and has a copyright label with some restrictions, then there may be a paradox and the universe might get destroyed. Be careful...

A Windows icon of the logo is also in the package of Lua-5.1.4 in the
directory etc/.

This is a left-over from old releases and no longer needed.
It has been removed in 5.2.

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Cheers,
Kein-Hong Man (esq.)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia