The icon set that GNOME and many Linux apps designed for GNOME use by default.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/icon-development-kit/-/blob/main/src/icons.svg

Other related sets:
I'm not a maintainer of any of these sets, I'm an application developer who would like to use these icons to blend in to a system running GNOME, and in the past, Iconify has made using icons from various sets as needed easy.
Notes:
- The set is in one big SVG
- Each icon is in a second-level
<g /> (the first-level groups are layers/sets, which icons are in)
- Each icon
<g /> includes a <rect width=16 height=16 /> with fill:none
#2e3434 is the default changeable color of most icons which should probably be replaced with currentColor
- Icons in these sets use opacity for shading
- Each icon has a
<title /> with the actual icon title, and other tags are space-separated in the inkscape:label attribute
- A set prefix for the first could be
idk or gnome, the second adwaita (or incorporated into the IDK set?), and the hairline IDK would be idk-hairline
The icon set that GNOME and many Linux apps designed for GNOME use by default.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/icon-development-kit/-/blob/main/src/icons.svg
Other related sets:
I'm not a maintainer of any of these sets, I'm an application developer who would like to use these icons to blend in to a system running GNOME, and in the past, Iconify has made using icons from various sets as needed easy.
Notes:
<g />(the first-level groups are layers/sets, which icons are in)<g />includes a<rect width=16 height=16 />withfill:none#2e3434is the default changeable color of most icons which should probably be replaced withcurrentColor<title />with the actual icon title, and other tags are space-separated in theinkscape:labelattributeidkorgnome, the secondadwaita(or incorporated into the IDK set?), and the hairline IDK would beidk-hairline